Sterling Commerce now offers a data synchronization suite, with flexible solution options ranging from software to hosted services that can evolve as requirements and business needs change. By synchronizing their data, companies experience an increase in supply chain efficiency, strengthen relationships with partners and retailers and gain an overall competitive advantage. Sterling Commerce customers can start with a solution to achieve quick compliance and evolve to a more advanced solution, resulting in accurate product information kept in sync within the organization and between customers and suppliers. Sterling Commerce provides a full range of software and hosted services that help companies satisfy their compliance needs. Sterling Commerces suite of data synchronization solutions include: -- UCC Certification for UCCnet Services -- Customers will be able to automatically meet requirements set by retail industry leaders such as Wal-Mart, The Home Depot and Shaws Supermarkets, who are actively moving toward data synchronization with integral trading partners, and are in many cases mandating that suppliers exchange product information through the UCCnet GLOBALregistry service -- a global repository where enterprises can register item data and share standardized, synchronized supply chain information. Sterling Commerce is a Certified UCC Solution Partner and one of the first vendors to achieve UCCnet Synchronization Suite v. 2.2.1 certification. UCC certification ensures that Sterling Commerce offers standards-compliant, off-the-shelf implementation solutions. -- A Strategic Integration Platform -- Customers can leverage the data synchronization solution to accomplish future business integration initiatives. -- World-class Customer Support -- Sterling Commerce has more than 25 years of experience in providing unmatched, reliable system performance and fewer operational disruptions with customers and trading partners. An A.T. Kearney study stated that data synchronization can save manufacturers $800,000 to $1.2 million for every $1 billion in sales. This same study showed that retailers can expect to save $700,000 to $1 million for every $1 billion in sales. Some specific benefits include: -- One percent reduction in logistics costs -- Two to four percent reduction in out of stocks -- One percent reduction in inventory -- Thousands of hours saved in warehouse and direct store deliveries -- Five to 10 percent reduction in time spent reconciling invoices
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