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Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
AETC	Manufacturing	362	$119M	United Kingdom	SAP	SAP Business One Material Requirements Planning (MRP)	Inventory Management	2016	n/a	In 2016, AETC implemented SAP Business One Material Requirements Planning (MRP) to support Inventory Management across its manufacturing operations in Leicester, United Kingdom. The SAP Business One Material Requirements Planning (MRP) deployment centralized control of work in progress, warehouse stocks, consumables and bought out items stock, and established MRP-driven issuance of work to shop floor cells in line with company plans and theory of constraints requirements. Configuration work focused on inventory master data accuracy, MRP run parameters and scheduled stock control routines, with twice yearly company stock takes covering consumables stores, bought out items, warehouse, WIP and customer-related stock. Operational scope included stores and warehouse activities managed by three staff over two shifts, and cross-functional coordination with planners, purchasing, manufacturing cell managers and senior management to react to plan changes and maintain inventory to budgeted levels. Governance and process controls implemented alongside the application included documented SOPs, departmental health and safety and risk assessments, weekly area audits and annual staff appraisals to sustain operational discipline. AETC also led the installation of a Preactor Planning system to run alongside SAP Business One Material Requirements Planning (MRP) and improve sales and operational planning and production scheduling workflows.
AETC	Manufacturing	362	$119M	United Kingdom	SAP	SAP ERP ECC 6.0 - Production Planning (PP)	Advanced Planning and Scheduling	2000	n/a	In 2000, AETC implemented SAP ERP ECC 6.0 - Production Planning (PP) in the Advanced Planning and Scheduling category to standardize production planning and serialized tracking across its manufacturing operations in the United Kingdom. The implementation is recorded as beginning in 2000, with lead ABAP development activity for the serialization project running through 2003, reflecting a multi-year engineering phase for customization and integration. SAP ERP ECC 6.0 - Production Planning (PP) was configured to support core PP workflows, with bespoke ABAP development delivering serialization logic tied to production order processing. Functional capabilities implemented included production order orchestration, serialized product identification within the production lifecycle, and configuration of planning elements such as bills of materials and routing aligned to scheduling requirements. The technical architecture centered on an SAP ECC 6.0 ABAP stack, with explicit integrations into Materials Management and Finance modules to synchronize material reservations, goods movements, and financial postings with production events. Integration work emphasized transactional linkage between Production Planning, Materials Management, and Finance to ensure serialized items flowed through inventory and cost accounting processes in a consistent manner. Operational scope covered production, inventory control, and finance teams within AETC, with governance structured around cross-functional coordination to manage serialized production flows and related master data. The engagement relied on bespoke ABAP objects and application-level controls to enforce serialization processes, and the documentation records a lead ABAP consultant role focused on delivering and maintaining those customizations over the 2000 to 2003 period.
	Manufacturing	362	$119M	United Kingdom	SAP	SAP ERP ECC 6.0 - Materials Management (MM)	Inventory Management	2000	n/a
	Manufacturing	362	$119M	United Kingdom	SAP	SAP ERP ECC 6.0 - Supply Chain Management (SCM)	Supply Chain Management	2007	CSI (Computer System Intelligence)
	Manufacturing	8200	$2.5B	United Kingdom	SAP	SAP S/4 HANA - Logistics	Logistics Management	2021	n/a
	Manufacturing	12000	$3.0B	United Kingdom	SAP	SAP S/4 HANA EWM	Warehouse Management	2021	n/a
	Manufacturing	40	$4M	United States	Oracle	Oracle Cloud SCM	Supply Chain Management	2024	n/a
	Manufacturing	17200	$12.7B	Finland	Oracle	Oracle Transportation Management System	Transportation Management	2024	n/a
	Manufacturing	30	$6M	United States	ReadyCloud	ReadyCloud Returns	Returns Management	2020	n/a
	Manufacturing	150	$21M	United States	ReadyCloud	ReadyCloud Returns	Returns Management	2023	n/a

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Customer

Industry

Empl.

Revenue

Country

Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

Insight

Insight Source

AETC

Manufacturing

362

$119M

United Kingdom

SAP

SAP Business One Material Requirements Planning (MRP)

Inventory Management

2016

n/a

In 2016, AETC implemented SAP Business One Material Requirements Planning (MRP) to support Inventory Management across its manufacturing operations in Leicester, United Kingdom. The SAP Business One Material Requirements Planning (MRP) deployment centralized control of work in progress, warehouse stocks, consumables and bought out items stock, and established MRP-driven issuance of work to shop floor cells in line with company plans and theory of constraints requirements. Configuration work focused on inventory master data accuracy, MRP run parameters and scheduled stock control routines, with twice yearly company stock takes covering consumables stores, bought out items, warehouse, WIP and customer-related stock. Operational scope included stores and warehouse activities managed by three staff over two shifts, and cross-functional coordination with planners, purchasing, manufacturing cell managers and senior management to react to plan changes and maintain inventory to budgeted levels. Governance and process controls implemented alongside the application included documented SOPs, departmental health and safety and risk assessments, weekly area audits and annual staff appraisals to sustain operational discipline. AETC also led the installation of a Preactor Planning system to run alongside SAP Business One Material Requirements Planning (MRP) and improve sales and operational planning and production scheduling workflows.

AETC

Manufacturing

362

$119M

United Kingdom

SAP

SAP ERP ECC 6.0 - Production Planning (PP)

Advanced Planning and Scheduling

2000

n/a

In 2000, AETC implemented SAP ERP ECC 6.0 - Production Planning (PP) in the Advanced Planning and Scheduling category to standardize production planning and serialized tracking across its manufacturing operations in the United Kingdom. The implementation is recorded as beginning in 2000, with lead ABAP development activity for the serialization project running through 2003, reflecting a multi-year engineering phase for customization and integration. SAP ERP ECC 6.0 - Production Planning (PP) was configured to support core PP workflows, with bespoke ABAP development delivering serialization logic tied to production order processing. Functional capabilities implemented included production order orchestration, serialized product identification within the production lifecycle, and configuration of planning elements such as bills of materials and routing aligned to scheduling requirements. The technical architecture centered on an SAP ECC 6.0 ABAP stack, with explicit integrations into Materials Management and Finance modules to synchronize material reservations, goods movements, and financial postings with production events. Integration work emphasized transactional linkage between Production Planning, Materials Management, and Finance to ensure serialized items flowed through inventory and cost accounting processes in a consistent manner. Operational scope covered production, inventory control, and finance teams within AETC, with governance structured around cross-functional coordination to manage serialized production flows and related master data. The engagement relied on bespoke ABAP objects and application-level controls to enforce serialization processes, and the documentation records a lead ABAP consultant role focused on delivering and maintaining those customizations over the 2000 to 2003 period.