NEW YORK, May 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Computer Generated Solutions, Inc. (CGS) today announced the Rapid Project Methodology (RPM) for BlueCherry Enterprise suite, its first accelerated implementation offering. By pre-configuring much of the industry-specific functionality within the solution, BlueCherry RPM is designed to help customers reduce implementation time, helping to minimize project costs and deliver faster time-to-value.

To achieve their aggressive production goals, apparel leaders need to be able to quickly implement an enterprise software solution. A rapid implementation enables fashion, apparel, footwear and accessories companies to more efficiently track and manage high-volume production workflows while interfacing with their company's supply chains and trading partners.

BlueCherry RPM is a solution that combines industry-specific content with built-in business best practices and BlueCherry's implementation methodology. By pre-configuring key business processes required by apparel specific industries, clients can reduce the time, cost and risks typically associated with an enterprise software implementation.

"In the current economic conditions, our implementation methodology helps organizations take a more strategic approach to managing their core business systems," said Paul Magel, Senior Vice President, Application Solutions. "By simplifying the software implementation process, we're enabling customers to achieve business results and ROI even faster while gaining the rich functionality and flexibility they need long term."

About CGS

For twenty five years, Computer Generated Solutions, Inc. (CGS) has enabled global organizations to build competitive advantages by delivering cross-industry expertise and technology solutions on multiple platforms. CGS offers end-to-end, technology-enabled business solutions and services including ERP, CRM, PLM and WMS, portal, e-commerce and application development, learning, training and professional staffing, help desk, customer care, and global sourcing solutions. CGS is headquartered in New York City and maintains a worldwide presence with 20 locations in North America, Europe and Asia. For more information visit us at http://www.cgsinc.com/.

CONTACT: Valerie Brodie, Vice President, Global Marketing of Computer
Generated Solutions, Inc., +1-212-261-2074, vbrodie@cgsinc.com

Web site: http://www.cgsinc.com/

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