InBev to Standardize Global Supply Chain
In the highly competitive beer industry, there are constantly shifting supply chain requirements and regulations at local, regional and national levels. In order to increase customer satisfaction and achieve its dream to become the best beer company in the world, InBev sought the backing and support of a supply chain partner that understands the needs of its customers, as well as the major supply chain issues and challenges.
Earlier this week, InBev announced its intent to implement the HighJump Supply Chain Advantage suite from HighJump Software, a 3M company, for its worldwide warehouse operations. The first implementation of the HighJump solutions will be in theU.K.
"We wanted to work with a multi-national company that not only understands the complexity of our supply chain operations, but also knows first-hand the importance of standardizing the underlying technologies to effectively support growth," says Koen Goossens, logistics directorWestern Europe , InBev. "With HighJump Software and 3M behind us, we're confident we can keep our customers in the forefront through a solid approach to managing our diverse product lines and rapidly changing environment."
Earlier this week, InBev announced its intent to implement the HighJump Supply Chain Advantage suite from HighJump Software, a 3M company, for its worldwide warehouse operations. The first implementation of the HighJump solutions will be in the
"We wanted to work with a multi-national company that not only understands the complexity of our supply chain operations, but also knows first-hand the importance of standardizing the underlying technologies to effectively support growth," says Koen Goossens, logistics director