TJS Adds Jewelry Industry Veteran Peter Cuozzo To Its Team

BOSTON, July 13 /PRNewswire/ -- TJS, the world leader in item level tracking for jewelry, today announced the addition of Peter Cuozzo as Product Development Manager.  Cuozzo, a jewelry industry veteran, will oversee the development of TJS' inventory management product line for jewelers.

"Peter is a welcome addition to the TJS team, especially given his expertise applying information technology to the jewelry industry.  His proven track record spans automating data capture, customer retention, and using technology to increase business efficiency," said Adrian Prezioso, CTO at TJS.  "We look forward to benefiting from his extensive knowledge, and making it even easier for our jewelry store customers to reliably and quickly control their inventory."

Prior to TJS, Cuozzo was Director of Information Technology for DeScenza Diamonds, Boston's premier source for high quality diamonds.  As Senior Systems Analyst at Applications Systems Corporation, a software and services firm for the jewelry sector, he implemented systems for new clients and achieved a flawless record for customer retention and satisfaction.  Cuozzo began his career as Director of Information Systems for a retail chain, where he led the transition from a skeptical, information-deprived firm to an information-empowered, technology literate company.

About TJS

TJS, a privately held company, was founded in 2005 to apply RFID to improve certainty about the location, authenticity and ownership of jewelry items.  In early 2006, TJS rolled out its inventory tracking platform to a small retail jeweler in Dubai, and has since expanded this platform into the world's leading RFID software for jewelry.

Retailers, financial institutions, and security service providers are using TJS products to monitor their high-value items across multiple locations.  With TJS products, organizations can achieve complete visibility of their products with unprecedented ease and accuracy.  TJS item tracking software is deployed across Asia, Europe, and North America, tracking over 2.5 million jewelry items valued at over $800 million.

For more information, visit http://www.tjs.com

SOURCE TJS