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“The organisation aims to create a system that is more
user-friendly and allows automated data collection. The implementation
of SAP BusinessObjects software will mean that those staff that
currently don’t use our back-end IT systems in their everyday work,
will be able to use the new Xcelsius Enterprise dashboards and access
reports easily without having to wait for IT staff to access reports
for them.”
ASICS staff previously spent hours taking data
from multiple reports and combining data into a presentation format,
according to Ikeda, and he said the company’s sales managers needed to
“engage the IT department when they required data for forecasting,
conference presentations and ad-hoc customer requests.
“The new reporting system will allow managers to have visibility of
their key performance indicators in a dashboard format, with the
ability to drill down on sales by state, category or size. Managers
will also now be able to create ad-hoc queries for client meetings on
short notice.”
Ikeda said ASICS had chosen to work with SAP initially because the SAP
Apparel and Footwear Solution (AFS) “is highly regarded in the industry
and we wanted to take advantage of this software.”
“From there, we chose to work with Supply Chain Consulting as they are
an accredited SAP AFS partner,” said Ikeda. “They have been a valuable
partner to us over the last three years. Supply Chain Consulting really
understands the ASICS business in Australia and has extensive
experience working with businesses of our size.”
Prior to the recent SAP solution manager implementation, ASICS was
running SAP business all-in-one, which included AFS industry solution,
SAP SD (sales and distribution) benchmark, SAP MM (materials
management), SAP FICO (finance and control) and SAP XI (exchange
infrastructure).
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