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GAM Graphics and Marketing Implements VeraCore’s SaaS Fulfillment Solutions

April 18, 2019April 18, 2019VeraCore

Rocky Hill, CT – April 18, 2019 – VeraCore Software Solutions, Inc. has announced that GAM Graphics and Marketing, a full-service print and communication leader, will be implementing VeraCore to strengthen its fulfillment service offering.

GAM Graphics and Marketing began in 1976 in Northern Virginia under the name of G.A.M. Printers. It was started to provide students of Grace Christian Academy an opportunity to learn a marketable job skill. The company quickly became known in their region for their high-quality print work. The business has since evolved to offer design and fulfillment services, but their philosophy of commitment to relationships with customers, employees, and the community has remained constant.

The GAM team was eager to put a fulfillment system in place to reduce the amount of manual processes in their operation and bolster their fulfillment offering. As business has grown, having a system that can handle kit assembly, shipping system integration, inventory control, and reporting was essential. Another important must-have was the ability for customers to place orders online. “Having modern solutions in place will help create a seamless experience between our customers and our team,” said Nathaniel Grant, GAM President. “We’re excited to enhance our fulfillment business with the help of VeraCore.”

VeraCore will provide GAM with OMS and WMS solutions to help manage their print fulfillment services. Garrett Lunden, VeraCore President, said, “Because of the flexibility of VeraCore’s software, the GAM team can rest assured that their current needs will be met, and any future customer requirements can be easily addressed. We’re confident that VeraCore will help satisfy their business objectives and those of their customers.”

About VeraCore Software Solutions, Inc.

VeraCore has been providing order fulfillment and warehouse fulfillment management software to fulfillment companies, printers, e-retailers, and marketing service providers for over thirty years. Their software solutions are found at the center of thousands of fulfillment programs across a wide range of industries. Visit www.veracore.com for more information.

About GAM Graphics and Marketing

GAM is a full-service design, print, and fulfillment service provider located in Northern Virginia. The company was built on a commitment to strong customer relationships through high-quality and fairly priced services. Learn more at www.graphicsandmarketing.com.

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During the initial phases of onboarding, you’ll have your first real exposure to the new fulfillment software. Systems like VeraCore will provide you with an Onboarding Consultant to ensure everything runs smoothly.

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Another hectic holiday season is behind us and we can now start tackling the resolutions we made on New Year’s Eve. Many of us have made the predictable resolutions: to lose weight, get in shape, save more, etc. These are certainly worthy personal goals (that we’ll hopefully stick with). But they’re not likely to impact your fulfillment business.

This year, try setting new “fulfillment tech resolutions.” In other words, set goals for improving your fulfillment operation by better leveraging technology. Fulfillment companies rely on various technologies, such as order management systems, warehouse management systems, and shipping systems. Each play a critical role in the success of the business. The beginning of the year is a great time to take a fresh look at your technology. Take some time to explore what (if any) changes could be made to improve your fulfillment operation.