ePartners Inc., a leading eBusiness solutions provider for emerging middle market companies, has been selected by Desert Boilers and Heaters of Las Vegas, Nev., to deliver and implement their new Enterprise Resource Planning system. With the new Solomon Service Management and Project Costing solution in place, Desert Boilers is experiencing greater internal control which in turn is boosting their ability to cultivate greater customer satisfaction.
Desert Boilers was in need of a scalable ERP system that could support their growing business of boiler and pump equipment sales and service. They were looking to automate several of their business processes and better manage their resources, equipment and service technician expertise. Following six months of evaluating two dozen other systems and implementers, ePartners was chosen for their great agility in responding to Desert Boilers' needs.
"The ePartners team quickly validated the Solomon solution for our business, making the decision to choose ePartners an easy one," said Tim Chou, acting CEO for Desert Boilers. "Solomon's graphical dispatch board for service companies is by far the cleanest and most intuitive interface we saw."
About ePartners Inc.
ePartners is a leading eBusiness solutions provider for emerging middle market companies. As a total solutions provider, the company designs, develops, implements, integrates, hosts, manages and supports comprehensive eBusiness solutions. ePartners' solution offerings extend from the back to front office and encompass the leading eERP, eCRM, ePSA, eInfrastructure, eBusiness Integration and eIntelligence technologies on the market. The company has assisted in excess of 8,000 customers in more than 50 industries and 45 countries by designing, implementing and managing technology solutions that power their businesses. With more than 500 employees located in over 20 offices across the United States, ePartners has the technical and consulting resources emerging middle market companies need to effectively execute their eBusiness strategies. ePartners is backed by Austin Ventures, Capital Resource Partners, Liberty Mutual and Texas Growth Fund.
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