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Maeil Processes 50,000 Data Items a Day With Ease Using Powerful Database Solution

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Overview Every day, millions of health-conscious South Koreans will consume a product from Maeil, the country's leading health food company. Its product range includes infant formula milk, soy milk, milk-based beverages, and yogurt. Maeil also owns Sangha, South Korea's only cheese producing company. With business growing year on year, Maeil implemented an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system to gain tight control over its order management, manufacturing, quality control, sales, and distribution activities. The company selected Oracle Database as the underlying database platform, ensuring it had a powerful engine to process thousands of transactions each day.

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Publisher	Oracle	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	ERP, Database Management

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