ESHA’s Regulatory and Software Experts to Speak at 2017 Connect User Conference
Salem, OR (PRWEB) August 30, 2017 -- ESHA Research, the industry leader in nutrition analysis and labeling compliance software, today announced that company executives will speak at the 2017 Connect User Conference, the annual ProcessPro user conference, in Las Vegas, Sept. 12-14.
ESHA’s Regulatory and Consulting Services Director, Elizabeth Salvo, will discuss the latest in the complicated FDA nutrition labeling regulations and how Genesis R&D, ESHA’s product development suite, can assist food and supplement manufacturers to navigate through these new regulations.
ESHA’s Software Solutions Engineer, Scott Huiskens, will talk about the Genesis API and how that enables integration with ProcessPro and other ERP systems.
Salvo and Huiskens will join other manufacturing leaders and software experts for training, networking, and gaining industry insight.
“This conference gives us the opportunity to trade information with a new set of users and really demonstrate how our platforms can work together to help the industry,” said Craig Bennett, CEO at ESHA Research. “It should be a good learning experience for everyone.”
ProcessPro’s Connect User Conference is a two-and-a-half-day event that offers a broad curriculum to help users gain a clear understanding of ProcessPro Premier technology and how that technology works with other platforms.
About ESHA Research
ESHA Research, founded in 1981, offers a variety of nutritional analysis and label development solutions to ensure regulatory compliance. Our software programs and databases have been used all over the world, by food manufacturers, educational facilities, restaurants, healthcare facilities, and other industry institutions for nutrient analysis, labeling, product development, and more. In addition, ESHA Research offers software and regulatory compliance consulting and label-generation services.
Stephanie Ulrich, ESHA Research, http://www.esha.com/, +1 503-585-6242 x103, [email protected]
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