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LG 电子利用 JDA 运输解决方案优化其欧洲物流

公司规模

Large Corporate

地区

Europe

产品

JDA® Transportation Manager
JDA® Transportation Modeler
JDA® Transportation Planner

技术栈

Transportation and logistics management software

实施规模

Enterprise-wide Deployment

影响指标

Cost Savings
Customer Satisfaction

技术

功能应用 - 运输管理系统 (TMS)

适用行业

电子产品

适用功能

物流运输

用例

供应链可见性(SCV)
车队管理

服务

系统集成
培训

关于客户

LG 电子是全球技术创新和市场领导者，拥有 50 年的历史。过去十年，随着市场对其尖端平板电视、移动通信设备和其他产品的需求猛增，该公司的欧洲业务经历了指数级增长。这一成功给 LG 电子的欧洲物流网络带来了压力。该公司的物流控制传统上外包给各种第三方物流供应商，导致可视性和控制能力有限，管理风格被动。LG 电子欧洲公司还依赖于外包的手动运输规划系统和固定的路线方法，这限制了其优化负载、承运人和总体容量的能力。

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挑战

LG 电子是全球技术创新和市场领导者，由于过去十年的迅猛发展，其欧洲物流网络面临巨大挑战。该公司的物流控制传统上外包给各种第三方物流供应商，导致可视性和控制力有限，管理风格被动。这种外包还导致信息瓶颈，运输规划的任何创新都依赖于第三方。LG 电子欧洲公司还依赖于外包的手动运输规划系统和固定的路线方法，这限制了其优化负载、承运人和总体容量的能力。因此，LG 无法有效控制所有成本。该公司试图通过内部控制来巩固和升级其欧洲物流业务，旨在主动衡量绩效并不断改进服务和成本。

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解决方案

LG Electronics Europe 选择 JDA Software 的 Intelligent Fulfillment™ 解决方案中的运输和物流管理功能，以实现其内部物流管理。该公司首先实施了 JDA Transportation Modeler，以设想理想的物流系统，以整合订单、建立运输枢纽并根据成本和服务水平灵活地选择承运人。在创建模型后，LG 实施了 JDA Transportation Manager 来设置新网络并开始动态管理运输订单。跨公司工作流程将 LG 与其运输供应商网络连接起来，增强了协作并为 LG 提供了全面的可视性。LG 首次能够进行货运审计，以非常详细的细节了解其巨额运输支出。借助实时信息和基于异常的管理功能，LG 的规划人员可以更高效地工作，并以更高的信心执行其运输决策。

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运营影响

Achieved significant savings on annual transportation spend
Significantly increased service levels and customer satisfaction
Increased consolidation ratios in all implementations by 10 percent
Improved truck-loading efficiency ratios with efficient load configurations
Increased visibility into its transportation network

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数量效益

Significant savings on annual transportation spend
10% increase in consolidation ratios in all implementations
Huge profit as a result of the increased visibility into its transportation network

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