Manufacturing Solutions
- Manufacturing Customers List
- Press Release: Porsche Cars North America
- Press Release: Sanmina-SCI
- Press Release: Interstate Batteries
- Press Release: Hallmark Cards, Inc.
- Press Release: Wilton Industries
- Press Release: Sennheiser electronic GmbH & Co. KG
- Press Release: Wilbur-Ellis Company
- Press Release: Herbalife
- Press Release: Oakwood Homes
- Press Release: Shaw Industries
- Press Release: Britvic
- Press Release: CompAir
- Press Release: Kao Hanbai
- Press Release: Nikon Optical Canada Inc.
Manufacturers use Business Intelligence software to improve visibility and communication across their increasingly complex supply chains, while satisfying customer demands for new products and product enhancements.
Seven of the top ten global Manufacturers and other leading companies in the Manufacturing sector rely on the MicroStrategy BI platform to make more effective decisions, especially in the following business areas:
» Create and analyze a single view of customer information, allowing sales teams and other groups to collaborate and coordinate customer interactions
» Deliver customer service analytics across the organization to better trace which metrics and indicators drive enhanced customer satisfaction
» Improve fulfillment by combining and monitoring actual lead times to fulfill customer orders across sales and distribution channels
» Better plan for the headcount requirements of new contracts and service level agreements through analysis of past service contracts and resolution issues
» Improve “order promising” (i.e., when a customer is promised delivery or issue resolution) through analysis of historical statistics, expected lead time, and inventory levels
» Speed the time to deliver quotes and orders by enforcing business rules and adding triggers to facilitate correctness as well as up-sell and cross-sell opportunities
» More quickly connect customer requirements to the product development process, in order to be the first to market with new and updated products
» Maintain and mine information on customer usage of their product, including specific or unique applications, in order to better develop new products
» Track service frequency by region and location in order to understand how often a product is re-stocked by distributors, to better predict and prepare inventory and production levels
» Benchmark distributors, regions, and individual locations against each other in an attempt to foster increased attention to goals and metrics, as well as reward high performers and aid underachievers
» Provide detailed monitoring across the entire supply chain, including detailed metrics such as “landed at airport,” “shipped to location,” and “received in distribution center” in order to stop delivery issues at any point in the process
