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Re: CUM Accounting - Deljit/862
85% of automotive SMBs, that I have worked with, manage there CUMs external
to there financial / ERP system. They use a variety of tools to manage
their CUMs: EDI translators, Excel spreadsheets, CUM Management systems and
the very latest in technology: paper & pencil.
The automotive supply chain uses cumulatives (CUMs). What other supply
chain uses CUMs? With internet eCommerce, supplier managed inventory and
other technologies, what is the future of using CUMs?
Todd LaBonte
e-SupplyLink
voice: 231-223-8422
fax: 419-831-5660
e-SupplyLink-Leading developer of electronic commerce (including ASN & CUM
management) and bar code compliance labeling/scanning solutions.
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From: "rchomsky1" <
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Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2003 12:33 PM
Subject: [EDI-L] CUM Accounting - Deljit/862
> I was wondering how people integrate the CUM requirements of edi
> shipping schedules into their ERP systems. Do you use a translator
> with CUM mgt capability, does your ERP system manage the CUMs or do
> you have a separate program that maintains the CUM info. Thanks for
> shedding any light on this issue for me.
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> Ron Chomsky
> P&R Fasteners, Inc.
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