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Digital Transformation of Distribution Paral with Fidelio ERP
技术
- 功能应用 - 企业资源规划系统 (ERP)
适用行业
- 食品与饮料
适用功能
- 物流运输
- 销售与市场营销
用例
- 车队管理
- 库存管理
- 供应链可见性(SCV)
服务
- 软件设计与工程服务
- 系统集成
挑战
Distribution Paral 是一家家族企业，专门从事总部位于魁北克的乳制品分销，在管理不断增长的交易量和不断增长的销售额方面面临挑战。该公司已实现产品多样化并收购了新业务，导致交易量大幅增加。该公司需要一个解决方案来高效管理其库存、订单、会计、销售等。挑战在于找到一个系统，该系统可以使用一个工具管理两个不同的公司，为在线订单提供电子商务解决方案，与供应商的管理系统兼容，为销售代表提供移动解决方案，并随着 Distribution Paral 的需求和增长而扩展。
关于客户
Distribution Paral 是一家家族企业，成立于 1991 年，总部位于魁北克省贝尔蒂埃维尔。该公司专门从事乳制品分销。2006 年，该公司开始分销特色奶酪，这一领域目前已成为其增长战略的核心。Parmalat、Fromagerie Bergeron、Fromagerie Champêtre 和 Fromagerie Polyethnique 等该领域的主要参与者都是该公司的供应商。几年后，该公司还收购了 Total Alimentation，这是一家为食品服务机构提供服务的分销公司。该公司拥有 30 名员工，拥有 28 辆卡车和 25 辆拖拉机。其强劲增长得益于产品多样化和新业务的收购。
解决方案
为了实现目标，Distribution Paral 致力于数字化其业务流程并实现其信息系统的现代化。该公司总裁 Alain Parent 和 Denis Parent 选择 Fidelio ERP 来集成管理其所有业务。Fidelio ERP 是一个完整的系统，可以高效管理库存、订单、会计、销售等。它能够使用一个工具管理两个不同的公司。它还提供电子商务解决方案，以轻松管理在线订单。该软件灵活且与供应商的管理系统兼容。它还为销售代表提供移动解决方案。该软件可随着 Distribution Paral 的需求和增长而扩展。
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