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St. George, Utah, one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States, has experienced steady population growth that strains infrastructure and service delivery.
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Matorka farms sustainably raised Arctic char in Iceland, turning the country's geothermal energy and clean water into a habitat for premium fish. The company is vertically integrated from egg through to fillet export, and works harvest-to-order so product reaches customers as fresh as possible.
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Tampa Steak Co. was outgrowing QuickBooks and needed a way to keep up with order entry, maintain accurate inventory counts, and update costs and pricing.
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A multinational pharmaceutical manufacturer was running weighing and dispensing on paper. Every batch meant repetitive manual data entry, multiple wet signatures and stacks of legacy batch records — and because paper systems are prone to human and data-entry error, every figure was double- and triple-checked, with each of those checks itself tracked and recorded as a regulatory requirement.
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Cedarlane Natural Foods, a leading distributor of organic and natural products, was experiencing rapid growth that strained their existing business systems.
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Jefferson Door Company, established in 1959 and operating a 76,000 sq ft warehouse in Harvey, Louisiana, had been limited by paper-based operations since 2005.
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Custom Industrial Coatings is a family-owned Texas manufacturer of environmentally friendly water- and solvent-based industrial coatings, founded in 2009 by Tom Huemiller and Miles Wooley. It runs 1,400 SKUs and 400 raw materials from a 60,000 square foot plant and warehouse, serving 500 customers with 35 to 40 employees.
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Lund's Fisheries is a vertically integrated New Jersey seafood business, known for quality and for being the only U.S. company harvesting three domestic squid species. It also works in scallops and wider seafood trading, with much of its product MSC certified.
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Established in 1915, Glines & Rhodes, Inc. is one of the most tenured precious metals refiners in North America. The company operates a state-of-the-art refining facility in Attleboro, Massachusetts that recovers value from materials...
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