The Melbourne-based Australian arm of US reseller Open Sky Group has been selected by Catch.com.au to help design, configure and deploy Blue Yonder’s warehouse management system (WMS) for the online retailer.
Catch.com.au currently has just one fulfilment centre in Victoria, with plans to open a new one in Sydney in 2022 to meet the increasing demand for ecommerce in Australian.
As this demand has grown, the company’s existing WMS is no longer able to meet business requirements and so went to tender for a long-term supply chain provider to bring together all parts of its warehouse operations.
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16th February 2021
Heineken has revealed that it will implement Blue Yonder’s machine-learning (ML)-powered demand planning solution to keep pace with rapidly changing consumer demand patterns during the pandemic.
Blue Yonder will provide the global brewing giant with solutions to achieve improved forecast accuracy and always-on planning capabilities. The improved demand signal will feed into Blue Yonder’s Luminate Platform that is claimed will translate into greater supply chain performance.
Heineken already uses Blue Yonder’s end-to-end supply chain planning solutions in many of its operating companies to optimize and orchestrate decisions across sales, supply chain, operations, and finance. Going forward in the next few years, the company will deploy the new demand planning solution in five of its largest operating companies worldwide.