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Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
Barn Light Electric	Manufacturing	500	$70M	United States	Microsoft	Microsoft Dynamics NAV Inventory Management	Inventory Management	2015	n/a	In 2015, Barn Light Electric implemented Microsoft Dynamics NAV Inventory Management to centralize inventory control for its 500 employee manufacturing operations. The Microsoft Dynamics NAV Inventory Management deployment targeted inventory document closure, item cost adjustments, and customer invoicing as core functional priorities across operations and finance. Configuration work centered on inventory document closure workflows and costing routines, including standardized document closure for receipts, shipments, and inventory journals, and formalized item cost adjustment processes to correct valuation at the item ledger level. Customer invoicing was implemented within the same application instance to ensure invoice posting and inventory consumption were aligned, using sales order invoicing and invoice posting controls common to Inventory Management systems. Operational coverage included inventory operations, manufacturing floor controls, finance and accounting, and order-to-cash teams, with governance established around role based access to costing journals and document closure approvals. Process changes emphasized a cadence of periodic inventory document closure, structured cost adjustment procedures, and coordinated invoice posting owned by finance and sales administrators to maintain auditability. Microsoft Dynamics NAV Inventory Management was instrumented as the central inventory and invoicing ledger for Barn Light Electric, enabling tighter coordination between inventory valuation workflows and customer billing while concentrating operational responsibilities within inventory, accounting, and sales functions.
Everything But Water	Retail	500	$70M	United States	Mi9 Retail	Mi9 Retail Order Management	Order Management	2011	n/a	In 2011, Everything But Water implemented Mi9 Retail Order Management in the Order Management category to support its store and e-commerce businesses. The retailer operates approximately 60 stores nationwide and maintains an online shopping channel, making unified order and inventory handling critical to operations. The deployment encompassed MI9 Merchant, MI9 Business Intelligence, and MI9 Intelligent Allocation modules, delivering merchandise management with built in retail analytics and automated allocation across channels. Mi9 Retail Order Management was configured to use a single data set to feed merchandising and analytics functions, enabling centralized inventory and assortment control. Operational coverage included merchandising teams, store operations, and e-commerce fulfillment workflows, aligning assortment planning, allocation, and store replenishment with online order handling. The implementation emphasized product cost visibility and cross channel inventory optimization to keep seasonal merchandise aligned with demand. Governance emphasized agility, with the MI9 suite selected to accommodate new business processes without extensive system oversight and with vendor personnel noted for complementing product functionality. The project established a single data set providing comprehensive visibility across stores and e-commerce channels and complete financial visibility into product cost.
	Distribution	500	$70M	United States	Solera	Omnitracs Roadnet Transportation Suite	Transportation Management	2020	n/a
	Distribution	320	$70M	United States	Solera	Omnitracs Roadnet Transportation Suite	Transportation Management	2015	n/a
	Distribution	180	$70M	United States	Solera	Omnitracs Roadnet Transportation Suite	Transportation Management	2016	n/a
	Distribution	380	$70M	United States	Solera	Omnitracs Roadnet Transportation Suite	Transportation Management	2017	n/a
	Professional Services	300	$70M	United States	Solera	Omnitracs Roadnet Transportation Suite	Transportation Management	2017	n/a
	Transportation	450	$70M	Canada	Geotab	MyGeotab	Fleet Management	2020	n/a
	Manufacturing	200	$70M	Canada	Geotab	MyGeotab	Fleet Management	2019	n/a
	Professional Services	320	$70M	United States	SAP	SAP IBP	Advanced Planning and Scheduling	2020	n/a

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Customer

Industry

Empl.

Revenue

Country

Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

Insight

Insight Source

Barn Light Electric

Manufacturing

500

$70M

United States

Microsoft

Microsoft Dynamics NAV Inventory Management

Inventory Management

2015

n/a

In 2015, Barn Light Electric implemented Microsoft Dynamics NAV Inventory Management to centralize inventory control for its 500 employee manufacturing operations. The Microsoft Dynamics NAV Inventory Management deployment targeted inventory document closure, item cost adjustments, and customer invoicing as core functional priorities across operations and finance. Configuration work centered on inventory document closure workflows and costing routines, including standardized document closure for receipts, shipments, and inventory journals, and formalized item cost adjustment processes to correct valuation at the item ledger level. Customer invoicing was implemented within the same application instance to ensure invoice posting and inventory consumption were aligned, using sales order invoicing and invoice posting controls common to Inventory Management systems. Operational coverage included inventory operations, manufacturing floor controls, finance and accounting, and order-to-cash teams, with governance established around role based access to costing journals and document closure approvals. Process changes emphasized a cadence of periodic inventory document closure, structured cost adjustment procedures, and coordinated invoice posting owned by finance and sales administrators to maintain auditability. Microsoft Dynamics NAV Inventory Management was instrumented as the central inventory and invoicing ledger for Barn Light Electric, enabling tighter coordination between inventory valuation workflows and customer billing while concentrating operational responsibilities within inventory, accounting, and sales functions.

Everything But Water

Retail

500

$70M

United States

Mi9 Retail

Mi9 Retail Order Management

Order Management

2011

n/a

In 2011, Everything But Water implemented Mi9 Retail Order Management in the Order Management category to support its store and e-commerce businesses. The retailer operates approximately 60 stores nationwide and maintains an online shopping channel, making unified order and inventory handling critical to operations. The deployment encompassed MI9 Merchant, MI9 Business Intelligence, and MI9 Intelligent Allocation modules, delivering merchandise management with built in retail analytics and automated allocation across channels. Mi9 Retail Order Management was configured to use a single data set to feed merchandising and analytics functions, enabling centralized inventory and assortment control. Operational coverage included merchandising teams, store operations, and e-commerce fulfillment workflows, aligning assortment planning, allocation, and store replenishment with online order handling. The implementation emphasized product cost visibility and cross channel inventory optimization to keep seasonal merchandise aligned with demand. Governance emphasized agility, with the MI9 suite selected to accommodate new business processes without extensive system oversight and with vendor personnel noted for complementing product functionality. The project established a single data set providing comprehensive visibility across stores and e-commerce channels and complete financial visibility into product cost.