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联想受益于 JDA 短期咨询

公司规模

Large Corporate

地区

America

国家

United States

产品

JDA Factory Planner

实施规模

Enterprise-wide Deployment

影响指标

Productivity Improvements
Cost Savings

技术

功能应用 - 企业资源规划系统 (ERP)

适用行业

电子产品

适用功能

离散制造
销售与市场营销

用例

补货预测

服务

系统集成
培训

关于客户

联想是一家市值 340 亿美元的个人科技公司，为 160 多个国家的客户提供服务。该公司致力于打造设计精良的个人电脑和移动互联网设备。联想的业务建立在产品创新、高效的全球供应链和强大的战略执行力之上。该公司由联想集团收购原 IBM 个人电脑部门而成立。联想开发、制造和销售可靠、高质量、安全且易于使用的技术产品和服务。

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挑战

联想是一家市值 340 亿美元的个人科技公司，该公司希望提高 JDA Factory Planner 中销售订单计划发货日期功能的报告准确性和效率。该公司希望实现手动流程自动化以提高生产率，并需要现场协助来支持其信息技术 (IT) 部门解决关键问题。联想的业务遍及 160 多个国家，致力于打造设计精良的 PC 和移动互联网设备。该公司的业务建立在产品创新、高效的全球供应链和强大的战略执行力之上。

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解决方案

联想与 JDA 短期咨询公司合作，每个项目都由该公司负责。咨询服务公司提供产品专家、顾问、技术人员和运营专家的指导。他们利用最先进的流程和工具快速诊断问题，通常在 10 天或更短的时间内解决问题。这种方法有效地补充了联想内部 IT 部门，减少了订单执行业务团队的工作量。它还提高了报告准确性，并消除了与当前业务流程相关的瓶颈。

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运营影响

Effectively supplemented Lenovo’s internal IT department
Automated manual processes, reducing workload for the order execution business team
Improved reporting accuracy and removed bottlenecks related to current business process

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