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Coca-Cola Refreshments, U.S.
技术
- 自动化与控制 - 自动化与过程控制系统
适用行业
- 食品与饮料
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 资产生命周期管理
挑战
Coca-Cola Refreshments 在零售场所拥有并管理 Coca-Cola 品牌的冰箱。旧系统用于通过登录到多台服务器来定位设备信息，这需要长达 8 小时才能更新 30-40 台设备的信息。该公司无法全面了解设备状态或维护历史。
客户
可口可乐茶点
关于客户
Coca-Cola Refreshments 是可口可乐公司的全资子公司，是 21 世纪在美国和加拿大开展的装瓶和客户服务业务。可口可乐公司是世界上最大的饮料公司，经营时间超过 126 年
解决方案
Coca-Cola Refreshments 通过这个流程自动化项目发现了对业务流程管理 (BPM) 的新需求。公司在设备使用方面获得了新的知名度。员工可以使用无线扫描仪一次最多记录 60 个单位。然后他们转到桌面应用程序以从标准列表中分配操作。每台设备都要经过一个完整的检查周期，并记录数据以形成设备生命周期的单一记录。
收集的数据
Asset Location, Asset Status Tracking, Equipment Status, Tracking Of Assets
运营影响
数量效益
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