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Linatex Rubber Achieves Single View of Global Supply Chain and Distribution Processes

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business management

Overview Linatex Rubber wanted to cut over from the parent company to roll out one instance of the solution around the world in 13 weeks, and cutover to the system in three days. The challenge was to find a platform that can be rolled out to different locations, some with limited technology resources and establish standardized processes to better manage global and regional distribution and supply chain networks. Linatex Rubber completed three-month deployment on time and without any impact on the business after engaging Oracle Certified Advantage Partner Acumen Alliance to install solution as well as gained end-to-end control of business processes, from order management to manufacturing and distribution.

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Publisher	Oracle	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2008
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Business Management, Supply Chain Management

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