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salem software is a Culver City, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Perfect Software Solutions is a Mineola, NY-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
The Cad Store is a Peoria, AZ-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
iTrade believes everyone deserves to know everything about their food from source to destination. With a powerful network of over 8,000 food and beverage trading partners, iTrade Network has been the leader in perishables supply chain management for 20 years. Its end-to-end supply chain software suite simplifies the complexities that occur at all waypoints of the food and perishables supply chain. • Growers & Shippers-Improve order accuracy, ensure traceability compliance, and get paid faster when you streamline your supply chain operations, field to fork. • Manufacturers- Automate purchase order and fulfillment processes, gain real-time visibility into sales and rebates, and manage all phases of trade spend. • Logistics & Providers- Optimize loads and manage carriers, lanes and receiving zones, all on iTradeNetwork`s collaborative platform. • Distributors- Distribute the right products, to the right people, at the right prices, all while ensuring the highest quality. • Retailers- From procurement to quality, streamline your supply chain operations on the world`s largest food and beverage network. • Operators- Customize your procurement experience based on the criteria that matters to you most, while ensuring on-contract spend and compliance.
Pensa is the leader in retail shelf intelligence, powered by patented advanced AI and video-based computer vision. Pensa delivers the source of truth about what`s happening on the retail shelf to minimize stockouts, increase shelf share, optimize product planning and improve the customer experience for the omnichannel world. Pensa partners with top CPG brands and retailers globally, including Johnson & Johnson, General Mills, Anheuser-Busch InBev, Circle K, and Unilever to address a trillion-dollar “blind spot” at a critical time in the industry.