Manual spreadsheets kept forecast accuracy under 60%. Intelligent models now automate orders to balance global inventory.
A publicly traded home furnishing retailer delivers large household products to over 60 countries via global platforms like Amazon and eBay.
Sea freight shipping cycles often exceeded 60 days, forcing the company to hold massive inventory buffers that drove up storage costs. Reliance on...
“Supply chain is the competitive moat for cross-border home furnishing e-commerce. By adopting SAP IBP, we established a mature, standardized supply planning system to optimize our global operations. This not only boosted our order fulfillment rate from 87.3% to 96% but also solidified our confidence in global expansion and brand-led globalization.”
Online retailer of home furniture, storage solutions, and decor.
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