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Green & Leafy Salads Pty Ltd is an Australian market leader in salads and fresh foods supply that is experiencing rapid growth. However, the company's order processing and business systems are outdated, manual, and time-consuming. This results in a lack of inventory control, communication issues between departments, and delays that cause customers to wait. The document analyzes the company's current systems and makes recommendations to implement advanced technology like computers, networking, servers, and an electronic data interchange system to automate processes and improve inventory management, communication, and customer satisfaction.
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