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WFX has helped Texport get a centralized view of all their production units. The management can see what's happening across units, departments, functions and clients in real-time through the WFX platform. They can simplify production tracking by breaking each order cycle into...
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When PPJ came to WFX, they were facing major challenges in integrating inventory and production across multiple companies. Their production processes were linked between inter-company, and they had one single source of cut-make orders from the parent company. This made material movements for raw materials and...
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When Pro Sports first started, it was a small company with a small team. The staff included only employees who were on the ground or in contact with clients. As the company grew in size, so did its operations and the number of people involve in them. The problem was that users were doing double work to get things...
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The company was handling its day to day operations manually. Also, because of the poor visibility across the channels of the company and the lack of a single source of truth across, teams led to supply chain errors and, in some circumstances, excessive payments to vendors...
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To scale the firm more efficiently, Gorjana needed a better approach to manage its product development and production process. Starting with a variety of designs, the product development team would go through multiple rounds of sampling and modifications before moving forward...
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The prior system lacked a reliable tracking system for monitoring factory/supplier production and receiving correct shipment data. As a merchandiser, poor visibility in this region resulted in higher communication, operating costs, and delays. To acquire progress...
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NINE&Co is a family of 6 brands that design, develop and sell maternity, baby and children's fashion, home and sleep products. The Netherlands-based company was founded in 1991 and has now grown into one of the largest players in the maternity and baby wear...
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Spell coordinated production using numerous platforms and formats, including a plethora of excel sheets, word docs, illustrator files, and email. Spell's business continued to grow despite the information silos. But the lack of visibility, duplication of work, and long product cycle times were the costs it had to pay off...
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Due to the company's pan-India presence and on premise data it became tough to coordinate business activities across divisions and manufacturing units; its Mumbai headquarters oversaw merchandising and budgets, while production took place in factories in Karur and Bengaluru.
A fire in their Mumbai office in 2015 damaged all of their supply chain data. The company's operations came to a standstill...
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ELK's design team's precious creative time was hindered by operational dependency on various spreadsheets and excel-based technical specifications. The existing excel-based Tech packs required manual and time-consuming data entry, prompting ELK's Leadership team to look for an end-to-end product lifecycle management solution...
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Although still a younger company, Forever New was growing rapidly and scaling business across the globe. However, the company was facing issues with the merchandise management tools in place at the time and its supply chain. Gaps in information flow began with design and product sourcing and continued through buying commitments and warehouse visibility. Getting data to flow accurately was as critical success factor for the business.
Lack of a centralized product solution restricted international growth...
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EAM Maliban was having troubles in managing sales orders, production planning, and material sourcing processes as the volume of customer orders increased. There was a lot of data entry that had to be done manually. Time wastage and errors were the results of the disjointed information flow between their many order processing phases and production activities...
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OKA was in talks with a number of investment firms in 2017 about expanding its operations into overseas markets, especially eager to expand its footprint in North America. The process of starting a business in the United States differs significantly from that of starting a business in the United Kingdom. This became a big challenge for OKA...
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NWF was using separate legacy systems for sourcing, inventory, finance and sales order booking. They were finding it increasingly hard to align business-wide processes and data across locations and functions. For example, they had no way to track the status of materials across warehouses and their utilization in production activities. When new materials arrived, quality evaluation...
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