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Alteryx Helps Chipotle Find, Open, and Maintain Profitable Stores
技术
- 分析与建模 - 实时分析
适用行业
- 食品与饮料
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 供应链可见性(SCV)
- 实时定位系统 (RTLS)
服务
- 数据科学服务
挑战
Chipotle 的房地产经理花费了大量时间与静态数据集交互，以分析潜在餐厅选址的潜在收入和目标市场。该公司需要一种更有效的方法来向经纪人部署及时的销售预测数据及其复杂的选址选择模型。现有系统非常耗时，而且相关的最新数据并不总是所有员工都能随时访问。确保餐厅黄金地段的关键是新地点的定位和开发速度。Chipotle 正在寻找一种系统，可以更有效地在浏览器中部署销售预测工具及其复杂的选址选择模型，而不是要求现场员工在多个笔记本电脑程序中搜索、选择和输入数据。
关于客户
Chipotle Mexican Grill 是一家快餐休闲连锁店，于 1993 年开设了第一家门店。该公司的理念是“诚信食品”，这是该公司改善采购食品的策略，无论是味道更好、来源更好、对环境更好、对动物更好还是对饲养动物和种植农产品的农民更好。该公司以高品质的原料、经典的烹饪方法、独特的室内设计和友好的员工为每位顾客服务而自豪。作为一家快速发展的公司，Chipotle 每年开设的餐厅数量都在稳步增加。
解决方案
新的 Chipotle 解决方案使用 Alteryx Analytics 来整合最新数据，并允许使用单个优化的 Alteryx 应用程序灵活地更新以前断开连接的程序和程序中的数据和分析组件。运营人员不再需要手动将特定于某个位置的其他站点数据和信息输入到一系列断开连接的工具中。现在，Chipotle 房地产经理能够快速应用其复杂的站点分析模型和销售预测系统，在极短的时间内使用一致且最新的数据集来审查拟议的位置，并且他们的宝贵精力将更多地集中在房地产交易上。房地产经理现在使用 Alteryx 输入参数并确定场景，为实地考察做准备。它允许经理在几分钟内进入站点并选择他们想要运行的报告，而不是以前需要一小时。
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