Focus on your best customers and minimize time wasted on unprofitable partnerships to maximize LBM business growth through the benefits of the trending practice of customer stratification. Epicor BisTrack Software, an LBM-specific business software, provides all the tools and information you need to implement customer stratification and reap the benefits of knowing your customer’s buying habits and successes. Download the e-book from Epicor and: • Understand the Benefits of Stratification • Explore The Four Customer Types • Apply Strategies to Maximize Results • Sustain Success With a Focus on Customers

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Focus on your best customers and minimize time wasted on unprofitable partnerships to maximize LBM business growth through the benefits of the trending practice of customer stratification. Epicor BisTrack Software, an LBM-specific business software, provides all the tools and information you need to implement customer stratification and reap the benefits of knowing your customer’s buying habits and successes. Download the e-book from Epicor to: 1. Understand the Benefits of Stratification 2. Explore The Four Customer Types 3. Ask Yourself These Important Questions 4. Apply Strategies to Maximize Results 5. Sustain Success With a Focus on Customers

Industry 4.0 is a trending topic across the manufacturing world. It’s also a complex concept that encompasses multiple technologies and disciplines — and the ROI isn’t always readily apparent. One way food and beverage companies are seeing some real-time benefits is through the automation of processes to reduce the potential for human error. In this exclusive on-demand webcast, Adem Kulauzovic, Director of Coding Automation at Domino Printing, sits down with four industry experts to talk about the impact Industry 4.0 and automation can have on reducing human errors in food packaging. • Bill Dye, Corporate Operations Engineering Manager, Jack Link’s Beef Jerky • Bob Trask, Senior System Architect, BECKHOFF • Yanik Ballou, Technology Leader, Optel Group • Tom Egan, Vice President of Industry Services, PMMI Join us for insights and firsthand observations from a variety of perspectives on the goals and challenges of integrating technology on the packaging line — an operations engineer