Smart Warehouse with Chase Linsenbigler

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The 4Cs for SAP Business One

Tyson McMurren, CPA, CMA

19 episodes

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The 4Cs for SAP Business One podcast is brought to you by Third Wave Business Systems. Tyson McMurren discusses hot topics in the SAP Business One ecosystem . 4Cs is designed for SAP Business One users to help them overcome common challenges and get the most out of their ERP system. Topics will surround the 4Cs: Core, Connect, Communicate and Control. Third Wave Business Systems is an SAP Gold Partner with Over 20 years of industry experience and award-winning customer support.

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Smart Warehouse with Chase Linsenbigler

The 4Cs for SAP Business One

31 minutes 31 seconds

3 years ago

Smart Warehouse with Chase Linsenbigler

The 4Cs For SAP Business One Episode 19: Smart Warehouse with Chase Linsenbigler

Chase is a Business Development consultant at WiSys, having spent the majority of his career in the SAP Business One space. He got his start at WiSys as a customer-facing Consultant after leaving his own consulting venture, Tabono LLC, and has recently made the move to their business development team. He specializes in the Lean Six Sigma and Operational Excellence philosophies for warehousing with a wealth of experience in AI, Machine Learning, and Voice Guided Systems. Chase is also formally trained in SAP Business One as a former member of the SAP program at Saint Vincent College.

Chase discusses the smart warehouse and how it is a critical piece to customer and employee experience and refining processes is a key to success. We also discuss his favorite quote: “The aim of leadership should be to improve the performance of man and machine, to improve quality, to increase output, and simultaneously to bring pride of workmanship to people. Put in a negative way, the aim of leadership is not merely to find and record failures of men, but to remove the causes of failure: to help people to do a better job with less effort.” by W. Edwards Deming, a key piece in the history of Operational Excellence and Quality Management.