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JBS Swift & Company
技术
- 功能应用 - 仓库管理系统 (WMS)
适用行业
- 食品与饮料
适用功能
- 仓库和库存管理
用例
- 库存管理
服务
- 系统集成
挑战
JBS Swift & Company 是全球最大的牛肉生产商，其仓库管理系统面临挑战。该公司在多个国家开展业务，在美国拥有三个仓库，运行不同的系统。由于缺乏通用平台，导致效率低下、沟通问题和缺乏可视性。该公司已在其中一个仓库使用 JDA，经过广泛的研究和咨询行业分析师后，决定在其位于内布拉斯加州大岛的工厂升级 JDA 解决方案，并在其他两个工厂实施。该公司之所以选择 JDA，是因为该技术非常适合他们的需求，并且该系统为流程变更提供了灵活性。JBS Swift & Company 具有复杂的供应链需求，每个仓库都是制造工厂的延伸。该公司需要跟踪和管理库存，从加工厂收货到整个加工过程，再到入库，再到最终零售目的地。由于该公司从事食品行业，因此还必须满足额外的安全和可追溯性要求。
关于客户
JBS Swift & Company 是世界上最大的牛肉生产商，业务遍及美国、巴西、阿根廷、澳大利亚和意大利。该公司为美国和国际市场的客户加工、准备、包装、销售和运送新鲜、加工和增值的牛肉和猪肉产品。作为一家拥有知名品牌的领先公司，客户满意度对 JBS Swift & Company 至关重要。该公司秉承“完美搭配、完美工厂、完美订单”的座右铭，这意味着利用原材料生产出最好的产品，尽可能高效地运营工厂，并在客户需要时准确交付他们订购的产品。
解决方案
JBS Swift & Company 于 2007 年夏天在其位于内布拉斯加州格兰德岛的工厂升级了 JDA 仓库管理解决方案，并于 2007 年秋季和 2008 年冬季将该解决方案推广到另外两个工厂。位于内布拉斯加州格兰德岛的工厂是加工厂和 56,000 平方英尺配送中心的结合体。JDA 为 JBS Swift & Company 提供了商品可视性以及将产品从加工无缝转移到存储和配送的能力。该公司以配送中心作为其制造工厂的延伸，实行非常精益的运营。产品必须在整个链条中保持流动，以避免出现任何瓶颈。通过实施 JDA，JBS Swift & Company 的目标是提高生产力、提高系统可支持性、促进有效的变更控制管理并通过提高完美订单百分比来提高客户满意度。
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