Bombay Sweets, ICE Tech sign MoU to implement IFS ERP applications
Friday, 12 October 2007
FE Report
Bombay Sweets and Company Limited recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with ICE Technologies to implement IFS ERP applications for automating its entire value chain.
Bombay Sweets Managing Director Kamaluddin Abdul Aziz and ICE Technologies Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Rubaiyat Jamil signed the MoU on behalf of their respective organisations.
Also present at the signing ceremony were ICE Technologies Chairman Mahbub Jamil, Director Mahfuz Rahman and Manager (Marketing) Saiful Islam, and Bombay Sweets directors Karim Sher Ali and Selim S Jivani.
IFS, a global enterprise applications company, provides solutions that enable organisations to respond quickly to market changes, allowing resources to be used in a more agile way to achieve better business performance and competitive advantage.
IFS applications will provide extended ERP functionality, including supply chain management, enterprise asset management, sales and marketing, finance, and maintenance and manufacturing capabilities, which will allow Bombay Sweets to streamline its operations.
Bombay Sweets and Company Limited recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with ICE Technologies to implement IFS ERP applications for automating its entire value chain.
Bombay Sweets Managing Director Kamaluddin Abdul Aziz and ICE Technologies Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Rubaiyat Jamil signed the MoU on behalf of their respective organisations.
Also present at the signing ceremony were ICE Technologies Chairman Mahbub Jamil, Director Mahfuz Rahman and Manager (Marketing) Saiful Islam, and Bombay Sweets directors Karim Sher Ali and Selim S Jivani.
IFS, a global enterprise applications company, provides solutions that enable organisations to respond quickly to market changes, allowing resources to be used in a more agile way to achieve better business performance and competitive advantage.
IFS applications will provide extended ERP functionality, including supply chain management, enterprise asset management, sales and marketing, finance, and maintenance and manufacturing capabilities, which will allow Bombay Sweets to streamline its operations.