DJJ implements Scrap Dragon software

Atlanta-based Scrap Dragon has announced the successful integration of its scrap management software across all David J. Joseph Co. (DJJ) scrapyards.

“This project has been transformative,” Scrap Dragon CEO Adam Blick says. “Not only did we modernize a mission-critical platform for DJJ, but we also showcased Scrap Dragon’s ability to meet the needs of enterprise-level operations, setting a new benchmark for the recycling sector.”

According to Scrap Dragon, DJJ, a Cincinnati-based wholly owned subsidiary of Nucor Corp., has already seen improvements in daily business activities since implementing the software.

“We not only implemented Scrap Dragon, but we integrated a handful of internal applications as well” says Mike Lipp, information technology portfolio and project services manager at Nucor. “Scrap Dragon was able to work hand-in-hand with us to ensure those are flawless and seamless to the end customer and help improve us moving forward from a business and technological perspective.”

Partnering with St. Petersburg, Florida-based Tranact, Scrap Dragon delivers technology solutions to the scrap metal industry designed to streamline operations, enhance productivity and support growth through customer-driven development, the company says.

“We listen to our customers and build solutions that address their real-world needs,” says Ken Gruber, owner of TranAct. “The partnership with DJJ shows how our software evolves based on customer input.”