GCW Kitchens & Cabinetry Implementing SAP ERP

Toronto, ON—GCW Kitchens & Cabinetry Inc., a custom cabinetry manufacturer in Toronto, is implementing a new SAP Business One ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system, with implementation handled by ProjectLine Solutions based in Saskatoon, SK.

GCW Kitchens & Cabinetry manufactures custom residential and commercial cabinetry. The company was established 20 years ago, constructing one kitchen at a time out of a garage. With significant growth, GCW Kitchens & Cabinetry now employs 130 at its 82,000-sq.-ft. state-of-the-art manufacturing plant. In 2014, GCW launched its commercial division, with projects including dental/medical offices, hospitals, and apartment buildings.

As its business grew, GCW saw the need for an ERP system to improve its production processes and gain visibility into its supply chain and selected SAP Business One.

“It has all the necessary modules for us to run a successful business, while giving us the flexibility to customize the system to meet our more unique needs,” says Jason MacCuaig, CEO at GCW Kitchens & Cabinetry. “I’ve worked with several ERP systems in my career and SAP Business One is at the top of the list.” The system will centralize business data in a single system giving real-time data and processes, so GCW can proactively manage its operations. Based on experience with both SAP Business One and ProjectLine at a previous company, MacCuaig endorsed both to the company’s ownership group.

ProjectLine sells, implements, and supports best-in-class ERP software for small and mid-size businesses and has been an SAP gold partner since 2004. SAP Business One is an ERP system designed specifically for small and mid-size businesses. It offers an easy-to-use, yet powerful, integrated system to support growth, and provide transparency and instant visibility into operations. The solution helps companies manage their entire business across financials, sales, customer service and operations, while eliminating redundancy and improving efficiency.

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