完善产品定位
公司规模
Large Corporate
地区
- Europe
国家
- France
产品
- JDA® Space Planning
- JDA® Floor Planning
- JDA® Space Automation
技术栈
- Space Planning Software
- Floor Planning Software
- Automation Software
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Productivity Improvements
- Cost Savings
技术
- 功能应用 - 库存管理系统
- 功能应用 - 仓库管理系统 (WMS)
适用行业
- 零售
适用功能
- 仓库和库存管理
用例
- 库存管理
- 供应链可见性(SCV)
服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
Office Depot France 是欧洲最大的办公用品经销商，也是唯一一家通过所有四个渠道分销办公用品、家具和商业服务的法国供应商：直邮、企业对企业销售组织、零售店和网络。该零售商销售超过 9,000 种产品，在法国经营 56 家商店，包括 25 家城市商店和 31 家超市。该公司为其所有产品系列创建规划图，为每个商店提供一套自己的规划图。但是，由于实体店众多且需要支持的产品范围广泛，该零售商以前依靠基于 Excel 的手动流程来创建和比较其规划图。
挑战
Office Depot France 是欧洲领先的办公用品经销商，在法国经营着 56 家门店，销售 9,000 多种产品。该零售商为其所有产品系列创建规划图，并为每个商店提供一套规划图。但是，由于实体店众多且需要支持的产品系列庞大，该零售商以前依靠基于 Excel 的手动流程来创建和比较其规划图。这个分析和比较不同商店的规划图的过程非常耗时，每个规划图可能需要长达两个小时的时间。此外，Office Depot France 的商品规划团队遇到了许多数据不一致的问题，因为生成的楼层和空间规划数据之间没有关联。因此，Office Depot France 很难以高效的方式进行产品系列审查和规划图更改。
解决方案
Office Depot France 决定投资 JDA Software 的品类管理解决方案，购买新的空间和楼层规划解决方案。该项目的目标是使零售商能够以最高效的方式更改每家商店的规划图，优化库存投资，并使其能够更好地定制产品系列以满足当地消费者的偏好。JDA 与其联盟成员 Cube Solutions 密切合作，在 Office Depot France 推广这些解决方案。部署 JDA 空间规划帮助 Office Depot France 构建、管理和优化本地化规划图，从而实现最佳商品空间分配。新的拖放界面使商品规划团队能够即时更改规划图，而先进的三维图形也向他们展示了商店的展示效果。此外，Office Depot France 利用 JDA 楼层规划根据当地客户人口统计数据确定其每家商店各部门的销售空间效率，从而能够创建和维护准确的楼层规划。
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