Success story TRANSPORT
Burgess, logistics manager at Miller Brands UK. “After seeing several solutions we found that Transwide offered the best and most flexible solutions to deploy efficiently and rapidly. The biggest benefit that Transwide created was an effective communication platform with our carriers; reducing the logistics planning process by 50 per cent. Since then we have been able to reduce inventories and improve visibility in our demand planning process.
We now also have factual KPIs to develop collaboration with our network of logistics providers.”
Enabler of process improvement
Fabrice Maquignon, CEO of Transwide, added: “Technology should be an enabler of process improvement. In this case Transwide demonstrated that with the on-demand model complex or specific processes can be easily executed. But
With the aid of Transwide, Miller Brands UK now has factual KPIs to develop collaboration with its network of logistics providers.
additionally, the solution was deployed in a few weeks using our web interface and then it was integrated with Miller Brands’ ERP to
further increase process automation and productivity. It enabled Miller Brands to start to see results before any major investment.”
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References: P&G, SolVin, Mars, Beiersdorf, AB InBev, Danone, LU, Tereos, Cargill, Hager, Adisseo, Georgia Pacific, Total PetroChemicals, Arkema, Norske Skog Golbey, Rio Tinto – Luzenac, Salins – Rock, St Gobain PAM, Ineos Group, etc.
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December 2010
MANUFACTURING &LOGISTICS
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