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(INDIA, APRIL 07, 2009) Soft-tex 09, the online Trade Fair was launched by Fibre2Fashion today. Fibre2fashion, now in its’ 10th year, offers a multitude of services to the Textile-Garments-Fashion sectors addressing various needs of the industry.

Launched from the Fibre2Fashion platform, Soft-Tex ’09 will reach over 1 million users from across 190 countries. Users can visit the exhibition 24×7 to view the latest ERP, POS, RFID, SCM, CRM, CAD/CAM, PLM, Business Intelligence, Dyeing, Printing, Import Export Management, Inventory Control, Production Planning and Warehouse Management solutions online. Users can also interact with solution providers using the chat and presentation web tools to learn more about the products.

Sponsored by Lawson (Fashion PLM solution provider), exhibitors at Soft-Tex ’09 include:

– Browzwear (3D Design Tool)

– Plataine (Production Optimization Solutions)

– AVM (Software Solutions)

– Eurostaff-Systems srl (CAD/CAM Systems)

Soft-Tex ’08 proved to be a major success in terms of engaging solution providers with customers and Soft-Tex ‘09 promises to do the same this year.

Find out more

Visit Soft-Tex ’09 at: http://www.softtexlive.com/

Source: Fibre2fashion News Desk – India

Ben Hanson Ben Hanson is one of WhichPLM’s top contributors. Ben has worked for magazines, newspapers, local government agencies, multi-million pound conservation projects, museums and creative publications before his eventual migration to the Retail, Footwear and Apparel industry.Having previously served as WhichPLM’s Editor, Ben knows the WhichPLM style, and has been responsible for many of our on-the-ground reports and interviews over the last few years. With a background in literature, marketing and communications, Ben has more than a decade’s worth of experience, and is now viewed as one of the industry’s best-known writers.