[White Paper] Enhancing Sales and Logistics Operations in the DX Era

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Table of Contents 2 5. Inventory Management on a Time Axis ● The available inventory quantity, including the scheduled arrival at the shipping warehouse, can be understood on a date and time basis to determine when shipments can be made. ● Irregular processing is judged based on the available inventory quantity in a Just in Time manner, and a broad "inventory management on a time axis" must be established. 6. Breaking Free from Data Silos Due to Vertical System Structures ● Background and challenges that led to "data silos." ● Current recognition towards the integration and unification of master data, inventory management, and order processing operations. ● Consideration of "integrated business operation design and systematization of business processes." 7. Towards the Reconstruction of the Current Core System.

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【Φ-Conductor Case Studies】 ● Restaurant Chain Yoshinoya Holdings "Integrated and restructured the SCM and logistics systems of the business company format." ● Meat Trading Company Foodlink Co., Ltd. "Successfully implemented business reform with the renewal of the core system, achieving operational excellence." ● Major Retail Product Procurement Company "Significantly streamlined the allocation and shipping adjustment operations for weekly orders based on expiration dates of fresh imported goods. Achieved semi-automation in the series of operations from order to inventory allocation to shipping instructions." ● Restaurant Chain "Streamlined the headquarters operations of the restaurant chain through automated operations for inventory allocation and delivery instructions of ingredients and supplies."