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Published:  08 August, 2014

psl_Datarack_2014_Pic.jpgPSL DATATRACK reports it has released a new 2014 version for its production management and business administration software reports which deals with all management and administration steps from initial quotation through to invoice. The company says this new version makes investment in the system even more attractive for manufacturers of sub-contract and make-to-order items, particularly for those in the high traceability industry sectors.

Highly commended in the 2014 MWP Awards, PSL Datatrack says new features have been created through market research and collaboration with existing users. Compatible with Windows 8, PSL Datatrack can now bring greater flexibility and productivity to many different Datatrack application areas.

With a choice of styles for Shop Floor Data Collection the new release offers more detailed management information and greater functionality.

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