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A Salesforce to DB2 to SQL to real-time APIs success story
技术
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 连接平台
适用行业
- 食品与饮料
适用功能
- 离散制造
- 物流运输
用例
- 库存管理
- 供应链可见性(SCV)
服务
- 云规划/设计/实施服务
- 系统集成
挑战
Dot Foods 是美国最大的食品服务再分配公司，它一直在努力应对造成信息孤岛的遗留系统。该公司的账户、位置、联系人、首选客户通信和销售历史记录都由 IBM 于 1979 年首次推出的技术记录。该公司使用的是基于 AS/400 的自定义编码系统，这导致数据重复以及数据、流程和系统的碎片化。这导致数字基础设施不稳定，报告速度慢且容易出错。该公司需要一个解决方案，使他们能够逐步淘汰 AS/400 应用程序而不会中断，同时提高数据质量并减少手动输入。
关于客户
Dot Foods 是美国最大的食品服务分销公司。该公司提供来自 830 家食品行业制造商的 112,000 多种产品。Dot 整合这些产品，每周以零担 (LTL) 形式向全国各地的分销商发货。Dot Foods 成立于 1960 年，是一家市值 62 亿美元的企业，在《福布斯》最大私营公司榜单上排名第 65 位。该公司的业务规模庞大且复杂，需要一个强大而高效的系统来管理数据和流程。
解决方案
Dot Foods 实施了基于 Jitterbit Harmony 的企业集成平台。Jitterbit Harmony 是一个功能齐全的云集成平台，可将数据、应用程序和设备整合在一起，无论是否需要编码。使用 Harmony，像 Dot Foods 这样的组织可以快速轻松地编排、自动化和集成各种应用程序、业务流程和数据视图。Jitterbit Harmony 可轻松集成您的系统，让您可以专注于自己最擅长的领域。该解决方案使 Dot Foods 能够创建更稳定、更高效的数字基础设施，用户只需输入一次数据，从而减少手动输入并提高数据质量。
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