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反弹

公司规模

Large Corporate

地区

America

国家

United States

产品

JDA Demand Planner
JDA Inventory Optimization
JDA Order Promiser
JDA Scenario Analyzer
JDA Supply Chain Planner

技术栈

Cloud Services

实施规模

Enterprise-wide Deployment

影响指标

Productivity Improvements
Cost Savings

技术

平台即服务 (PaaS) - 数据管理平台

适用行业

电子产品

适用功能

离散制造
物流运输

用例

库存管理
供应链可见性(SCV)

服务

云规划/设计/实施服务

关于客户

飞兆半导体公司是半导体行业的主要参与者，设计并提供高性能半导体，以实现移动连接并优化能源消耗。根据 2010 年第一季度的业绩，该公司的营业额为 15 亿美元，其多元化产品线包括电源管理和信号路径集成电路、逻辑和光电设备，适用于电源、便携式、照明、电机、计算、消费和汽车应用。该公司报告称，2010 年第一季度的销售额为 3.78 亿美元，比上一季度增长 7%，比 2009 年第一季度增长 69%。

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挑战

仙童半导体公司是半导体行业的主要参与者，在 2008 年和 2009 年的全球金融危机之后，该公司面临着重大挑战。该行业经历了前所未有的衰退，随后在计算和移动技术的推动下，客户需求急剧上升。仙童半导体公司必须应对极不稳定的需求、全球制造能力短缺、交货时间延长和供应稀缺。该公司报告称，2010 年第一季度的销售额为 3.78 亿美元，比上一季度增长 7%，比 2009 年第一季度增长 69%。为了抵消这种需求增长，仙童半导体公司需要以最少的资本投资来提高制造能力和产能。

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解决方案

飞兆半导体公司实施了 JDA 的库存优化和场景分析器解决方案，以实现更复杂的库存建模功能和更好的场景管理技术。该公司采取了“快速实现价值”的方法来安装 JDA 的解决方案，并选择让 JDA 托管这些解决方案。这确保了飞兆半导体公司能够快速收回其技术投资。JDA 库存优化通过将日常库存计划与顶层目标相结合，支持飞兆半导体公司的月度计划周期。根据消费模式、关键性、速度和其他关键属性，该解决方案使飞兆半导体公司能够通过一套高度定制的库存策略来管理产品。从 JDA 库存优化获得的数据与 JDA 场景分析器集成，使飞兆半导体公司能够使用优先级方案和物料清单等标准来运行不同的场景。

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运营影响

Improved alignment of day-to-day inventory plans with top-level goals
Ability to govern products by a set of highly customized inventory strategies
Provide guidance on over- and under-utilized resources and long-term capacity requirements
Supports the company’s S&OP processes
Ability to re-plan the business in an economic upturn or downturn

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数量效益

69% increase in sales in the first quarter of 2010 compared to the first quarter of 2009
7% increase in sales from the prior quarter in the first quarter of 2010
Leaner inventory than ever before

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