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La Petite Bretonne's Successful ERP Implementation
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
- 离散制造
- 采购
用例
- 库存管理
- 自动化制造系统
服务
- 软件设计与工程服务
- 系统集成
挑战
食品加工巨头 La Petite Bretonne 的采购、生产、包装、配送和收集等手动流程面临挑战。该公司使用带有手持计算机的管理系统进行配送，并使用另一种软件工具，但这些系统并未集成。该公司希望增加数据完整性的价值，并利用它来运行分析和创建报告以制定制胜策略。然而，这些数据可供多个用户访问，并且每天可以多次修改，这增加了人为错误和数据输入错误的风险。该公司还需要优化回购、采购订单和各种质量控制点的流程。
关于客户
La Petite Bretonne 是一家食品加工巨头，由 Serge Bohec 于 1966 年创立。该公司总部位于加拿大的 Laurentides 和 Lanaudiere，已有 50 多年的历史，目前管理着两家工厂。该公司从事烘焙食品的生产和分销，拥有 200 名员工。在 2014 年实施 Fidelio ERP 系统之前，该公司的采购、生产、包装、分销甚至收货等流程都是手动处理的。
解决方案
La Petite Bretonne 决定采用由 Commsoft Technologies 设计和集成的完全集成的 ERP 系统 Fidelio。ERP 系统在整个系统中提供相同的信息，并通过批次管理提供强大的深入分析功能，以实现完整的产品可追溯性。该系统还提供了在未来大大改进业务流程的可能性。ERP 提供商是一家了解 La Petite Bretonne 的业务需求和功能现状的本地公司。作为 ERP 的开发商，提供商可以将其功能与公司的需求相结合，并定制和配置特定要求以满足其长期业务需求。
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