Logistics with Tryton (video in Spanish)
Quick summary
This video from the 2017 Tryton Conference presents Tryton ERP’s logistics capabilities and explains how it can address companies’ main needs. Recorded at the Mobile World Centre in Barcelona, the session is available in the article.
Contents
Tryton ERP is an optimal tool for companies that want an open source platform, flexible and ready to manage their logistics needs.
In this video recorded during the Jornadas Tryton 2017, Albert Cervera details the functionalities of Tryton ERP in logistics management and explains how it solves the main needs that companies face.
TITLE: Logistics at Tryton
DATE: October 23, 2017
PLACE: Mobile World Centre (Barcelona)
AUTHOR: co-founder and owner of NaN-tic
Frequently asked questions
What topic does the Tryton video cover?
It presents Tryton ERP’s logistics functionality and explains how it can address companies’ main logistics needs.
In what context was the video recorded?
It was recorded during the 2017 Tryton Conference at the Mobile World Centre in Barcelona on 23 October 2017.
What kind of companies may find Tryton useful according to the article?
For companies looking for an open-source, flexible platform ready to manage their logistics needs.
Where can the video be watched?
The article embeds the YouTube video presenting logistics in Tryton.
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