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The Always Available Supply Chain
技术
- 功能应用 - 企业资源规划系统 (ERP)
- 功能应用 - 库存管理系统
适用行业
- 食品与饮料
适用功能
- 物流运输
- 仓库和库存管理
用例
- 库存管理
- 供应链可见性(SCV)
服务
- 系统集成
- 培训
挑战
Sanitarium 是澳大利亚最大的健康食品公司，自 1898 年以来一直倡导健康植物性食品的益处。多年来，由于技术的进步，该公司的业务发生了根本性变化。Sanitarium 与 JDA 合作，采用端到端供应链解决方案，包括 JDA 供应链规划器和库存规划器，以推动生产、部署和产能规划。这些解决方案实现了高水平的客户服务，并持续减少总库存。然而，随着市场的增长，Sanitarium 发现需要不断为新老客户群提供有利可图的高水平客户服务。由于需要不断减少库存，分销空间和营运资金也是一个持续的挑战。该公司开始实施一项战略，使用 JDA Order Promiser 实施订单承诺和分配管理系统，目标是确保准确的承诺日期和数量，为主要客户预留供应，同时最大限度地减少订单短缺，并根据 JDA 供应链规划器的最新供应情况重新安排未结订单。
关于客户
Sanitarium 是目前仍由澳大利亚全资拥有的最大健康食品公司。该公司于 1898 年开始生产健康、营养食品。早在植物性食品流行之前，Sanitarium 就一直在倡导有益健康的植物性食品的益处。作为第一家推出健康、创新早餐食品（重点是大豆和其他植物性成分）的公司，Sanitarium 帮助改善了数百万消费者的营养和健康状况。多年来，由于技术的进步，Sanitarium 的业务发生了根本性变化。该公司与 JDA 合作，采用端到端供应链解决方案，包括 JDA 供应链规划器和库存规划器，以推动生产、部署和产能规划。
解决方案
Sanitarium 成功利用 JDA Order Promiser 为客户提供优先服务。JDA Order Promiser 与其他 JDA 解决方案相辅相成，弥补了规划与执行之间的差距，从而主要根据预测将供应分配给不同的客户群。该解决方案通过基于强大的优先级方案正式确定库存分配，取代了之前的分配流程。现在，在自动检查非限制库存、质检库存、在途库存和待生产产品后，无需库存实际存在于配送中心，即可确认订单。以前，当收到的订单超过总可用库存时，第一批下订单的客户会收到大部分库存，而任何后续客户几乎不会收到任何库存。任何重大变革都不是没有挑战的，JDA 与 Sanitarium 团队密切合作，尽可能提高效率。共同努力实现共同目标是该项目成功的关键。
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