Twining 通过 Nintex K2 Cloud 提高生产力
技术
- 功能应用 - 企业资源规划系统 (ERP)
适用行业
- 水泥
适用功能
- 物流运输
- 产品研发
用例
- 人员跟踪与监控
- 供应链可见性(SCV)
服务
- 云规划/设计/实施服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
Twinings 是一家著名的茶叶公司，其历史可以追溯到 1706 年。该公司仍然像托马斯·特温宁 (Thomas Twining) 在伦敦市中心开设公司时那样小心地购买、冲泡和销售茶叶，开启了英国人之间的爱情故事。公众和持续了 300 多年的饮料。如今，Twinings 已成为一家全球性企业，拥有数百家供应商，每年酿造数千批茶叶。该公司拥有复杂的供应链，其中包括支持物料清单的物料主记录。 Twinings 还生产流行的饮料阿华田。
挑战
随着 Twinings 的全球业务持续增长，该公司发现自己需要主数据治理系统和供应商门户来支持其扩张。 Twinings 用于主数据治理的传统 IT 系统与公司不断增长的需求越来越不同步。该系统耗时且支离破碎，过度依赖电子邮件和电子表格，这使得维护单一版本的事实变得困难，更不用说进行审计了。该公司希望克服这些限制以及更多限制。它的目标是通过自动化工作流程、数字表单以及与 SAP ERP 软件的集成来简化和扩展其解决方案。 Twinings 寻求一种低成本、低代码的解决方案，使其业务用户可以轻松地自行使用，为他们提供比必须由 IT 员工管理的软件更高的灵活性。
解决方案
经过 18 个月的详尽 RFP 流程后，Twinings 选择了 Nintex K2 Cloud。 Nintex K2 Cloud 工作流程使用业务和技术嵌入式规则来确保在 SAP 中创建或修改记录之前数据的一致性和准确性。 Twinings 的主数据治理套件包括 20 个应用程序。为了开发它们，Twinings 与 Nintex Professional Services 签订了合同来构建前两个应用程序。凭借这些经验，他们自行开发了其余 16 个应用程序。在主数据治理解决方案取得成功后，Twinings 使用 Nintex K2 Cloud 取代了电子邮件和电子表格的离线组合，这种组合对于供应商的加入速度很慢，阻碍了供应商和 Twinings 采购人员之间的沟通，并且无法让员工了解供应链状况。结果是供应商门户网站为供应商和 Twinings 买家提供了一种在线、实时的方式来共享有关采购订单、装运状态、质量检查等的信息。
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