Manhattan Products history

One of the earliest records of the Manhattan cocktail can be found in William Schmidts “The Flowing Bowl” which was published in 1891.

Most likely an ode to the Scottish outlaw and folk hero, the Rob Roy Manhattan was created in 1894 by a bartender at the Waldorf Astoria located in Manhattan, New York City.

The office was run by Lieutenant Colonel John R. Ruhoff until September 1944, when Major Wilbur E. Kelly took over.

By 1946 more than 4,000 tons of ore concentrate containing approximately 1,100 tons of uranium oxide had been delivered to the MED.

He was joined in founding Manhattan by three technology-oriented executives from Infosys Technologies Limited, an India-based software development company founded in 1981.

Dabbiere participated in Quick Response pilot projects as part of his job at Kurt Salmon Associates, a management consulting firm he joined in 1986.

When Infosys opened its first international office in the United States in 1987, Deepak Raghavan, Deepak M.J. Rao, and Ponnambalam Muthiah joined the company.

Manhattan Associates Software, L.L.C. was formed in 1990 to bring their idea to the marketplace.

Manhattan signed its first client in 1991, beginning a steady march that saw the company develop quickly.

By 1993, Manhattan had developed into a $3.3 million company.

By the end of 1997, Manhattan had made its mark in the warehouse management system sector of supply-chain execution.

Dabbiere quickly made advances after Manhattan's IPO. In July 1998, the company announced the formation of a subsidiary in the United Kingdom, an office near Heathrow Airport in Stockley Park.

Fruit of the Loom became the 100th customer to install PkMS in 1999, representing a 56 percent increase from the previous year in the number of new clients secured.