Martin & Servera 的可持续发展计划：供应商管理的综合方法
技术
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 公共云
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台
适用行业
- 食品与饮料
适用功能
- 采购
用例
- 库存管理
- 室外环境监测
关于客户
Martin & Servera 是瑞典领先的餐厅和批发专家，总部位于斯德哥尔摩，仓库战略性地分布在恩雪平、哈尔姆斯塔德、诺尔雪平和于默奥。该公司每天向各种客户交付食品、饮料和设备，包括托儿所、咖啡馆、餐馆和大型连锁酒店。由于公共采购法以及对产品和可追溯性的高要求，Martin & Servera 在私营和公共部门拥有独特的客户群。该公司致力于可持续发展，并向所有供应商引入了行为准则，以确保符合其业务模式以及对社会和环境责任的期望。
挑战
Martin & Servera 是瑞典领先的餐厅和批发专家，由于在全球销售和采购的产品种类繁多，因此在管理可持续发展工作方面面临着重大挑战。该公司致力于确保其 1,000 多家供应商满足其产品可持续性要求和期望。然而，手动收集所有相关信息并处理实时数据和分析成为一个压倒性的、依赖于个人的过程。该公司需要一种解决方案，使供应商能够轻松报告信息、跟踪其证书并提供数据概览。这导致了彻底的调查和需求分析，以找到合适的系统来管理和监控供应商。
解决方案
Martin & Servera 选择 Worldfavor 的可持续采购解决方案来简化供应商跟进，并使公司的可持续发展信息能够在一处收集和查看。实施以来的重点是邀请 Martin & Servera 供应商并收集数据，下一步是对收集到的数据进行跟进和采取行动，其中包括从证书到行为准则履行情况的所有内容。 Worldfavor 的平台使数据收集变得更容易处理，并提供直观的概述，不仅适合那些从事可持续发展工作的人，也适合从事采购工作的同事。平台的地图功能用于决定和计划下次供应商拜访。
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