定制分配策略
公司规模
Large Corporate
地区
- America
国家
- United States
产品
- JDA® Allocation
技术栈
- Cloud Services
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Productivity Improvements
- Cost Savings
技术
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 云计算
适用行业
- 零售
用例
- 库存管理
服务
- 云规划/设计/实施服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
Talbots 是一家领先的多渠道零售商，拥有 540 家门店。该公司致力于为客户创造创新的购物体验。为了满足客户的需求，Talbots 需要优化每家门店的商品组合。该公司使用的是 20 年前的系统，无法提供必要的洞察力和功能。旧系统需要大量人工操作，并且存在一些限制，导致用户无法将包装和散装产品一起分配，也无法查看销售趋势。该公司需要一种新技术来实现更准确、更有意义的分配。
挑战
Talbots 是一家领先的多渠道零售商，该公司希望优化其 540 家门店的商品组合。该零售商使用的是 20 年前的系统，无法提供满足客户需求所需的洞察力和功能。旧系统需要大量人工，并且存在一些限制，导致用户无法将包装和散装产品一起分配，也无法查看销售趋势。该公司需要一种新技术来实现更准确、更有意义的分配。目标是用先进的分配技术取代旧系统，通过在正确的时间将正确的商品放置在正确的位置来优化每家门店的潜力。
解决方案
Talbots 选择了 JDA Software 零售规划解决方案中的 JDA Allocation，因为它具有先进的分析功能。该解决方案允许 Talbots 一次分配多个项目，使零售商能够尽可能快速轻松地按商店确定其理想的产品组合。为了缩短实施时间并最大限度地减少内部资源限制，Talbots 决定通过 JDA 的 Cloud Perform 服务部署分配解决方案。该服务通过硬件和软件管理优化性能，并管理问题解决、变更管理和安全性等领域。借助 JDA Allocation，Talbots 可以根据最近的销售趋势调整计划分配，同时分配多个提前发货通知 (ASN)，并将创建分配所需的时间缩短了约 90%。
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