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Sweet Success
技术
- 功能应用 - 运输管理系统 (TMS)
适用行业
- 食品与饮料
适用功能
- 物流运输
用例
- 车队管理
- 供应链可见性(SCV)
服务
- 软件设计与工程服务
- 系统集成
挑战
好时公司是巧克力和糖果行业的全球领导者，其供应链复杂且全球化。该公司拥有 8 家美国制造工厂、5 家成品配送中心，每年有超过 100,000 辆冷藏卡车运出，因此面临着降低运输成本和应对燃油费上涨的挑战。该公司的供应链必须处理美国和加拿大每年超过 20 亿磅的货物，其产品销往全球 90 多个国家。作为 2007 年启动的一项整体运输计划“绿灯计划”的一部分，好时决定投资于与运输相关的流程和技术改进，以获得高投资回报。
关于客户
好时公司成立于 1894 年，是北美最大的优质巧克力生产商，也是巧克力和糖果领域的全球领导者。该公司拥有 13,000 多名员工，营业额超过 50 亿美元，提供 Hershey's、Hershey's Kisses、Ice Breakers、Kit Kat、Reese's 和 Twizzlers 等标志性品牌。好时产品销往全球 90 多个国家。该公司在美国拥有八家制造工厂，在北美各地拥有制造合作伙伴。其五个成品配送中心每年必须处理美国和加拿大超过 20 亿磅的货物。此外，好时每年还运送超过 100,000 辆冷藏卡车出境货物。
解决方案
为了改进其运输规划流程，好时公司设定了目标，以整合入站原材料和出站成品量、招标连续运输、提高产能利用率、减少公司的空载里程/碳足迹，并为好时公司及其贸易伙伴创造整体协同效应。好时公司在 2007 年底制定了一项分为两个阶段的计划。第一阶段引入了连续运输的规划和执行，将好时公司设施之间的满载卡车运输连接在一起，以产生较低的每英里费率。该项目的第二部分旨在控制来自供应商的选定入站货运，并整合好时公司的入站和出站运输业务。为了实现这些目标，好时公司升级到最新版本的 JDA 运输规划，并实施了 JDA 货运订单管理，以实现入站货物的可视性。好时公司与 JDA 服务公司合作，以实现其运输改进目标。
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