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Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
Family Dollar Distribution Center Matthews, NC	Distribution	600	$60M	United States	Oracle	Oracle E-Business Suite Inventory Management	Inventory Management	2012	n/a
Stratas Foods	Distribution	600	$85M	United States	IBM	IBM Maximo Inventory Management	Inventory Management	2010	n/a	In 2010, Stratas Foods implemented IBM Maximo Inventory Management to centralize inventory control across its manufacturing and distribution footprint. The IBM Maximo Inventory Management deployment targeted warehouse and inventory operations supporting facilities in Dallas and Houston, TX, Decatur and Quincy, IL, Englewood, NJ, Fresno, CA, Nashville, TN, and Valdosta, GA, with corporate governance and program oversight in Memphis, TN, aligning the application to the companys Inventory Management requirements. The implementation emphasized core Inventory Management capabilities including serialized and lot level tracking for raw materials and finished goods, receiving and scanning of inbound packages, order staging and shipping verification, monthly cycle and physical inventory processes, and daily production data entry and movement sheet recording. Operational features were configured to support label inventory control and shipping preparation workflows used by Shipping Clerks and supervisory staff, reflecting warehouse execution and materials control patterns typical for food ingredients and packaged goods producers. Operational integration points were implemented where explicitly required by site processes, with day to day interactions documented between IBM Maximo Inventory Management and PMOS for production and materials data entry, and with procedural handoffs to spreadsheet based shipping efficiency trackers. The deployment accommodated role based processes such as 2nd shift shipping clerk order preparation, appointment scheduling for inbound and outbound trucks, and receipt recording that included scanning and completing inbound transactions in Maximo. Governance and process changes were formalized around warehouse and shipping roles, records management, and quality practices, with responsibilities defined for Shipping Clerks, Supervisors, and production schedulers. Rollout and operational procedures preserved adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices and HACCP controls, and incorporated Maximo usage into routine tasks such as monthly inventory, movement sheet entry, and detention tracking to ensure consistent inventory stewardship across sites.
	Consumer Packaged Goods	600	$700M	United States	Setlog	Setlog Osca	Supply Chain Management	2023	n/a
	Professional Services	600	$250M	United States	Microsoft	Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management	Supply Chain Management	2024	enVista
	Consumer Packaged Goods	600	$130M	United States	LOGISTEED Solutions	ONEsLOGI Cloud WMS	Warehouse Management	2020	n/a
	Transportation	600	$350M	Switzerland	SAP	SAP Transportation Management	Transportation Management	2016	n/a
	Automotive	600	$1.5B	Germany	SAP	SAP Supply Chain Management	Supply Chain Management	2014	n/a
	Manufacturing	600	$76M	Finland	Microsoft	Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management	Supply Chain Management	2023	Fellowmind
	Manufacturing	600	$200M	Switzerland	Microsoft	Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management	Supply Chain Management	2022	ORDAT
	Oil, Gas and Chemicals	600	$150M	Peru	Oracle	Oracle Cloud SCM	Supply Chain Management	2024	n/a

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Customer

Industry

Empl.

Revenue

Country

Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

Insight

Insight Source

Family Dollar Distribution Center Matthews, NC

Distribution

600

$60M

United States

Oracle

Oracle E-Business Suite Inventory Management

Inventory Management

2012

n/a

Stratas Foods

Distribution

600

$85M

United States

IBM

IBM Maximo Inventory Management

Inventory Management

2010

n/a

In 2010, Stratas Foods implemented IBM Maximo Inventory Management to centralize inventory control across its manufacturing and distribution footprint. The IBM Maximo Inventory Management deployment targeted warehouse and inventory operations supporting facilities in Dallas and Houston, TX, Decatur and Quincy, IL, Englewood, NJ, Fresno, CA, Nashville, TN, and Valdosta, GA, with corporate governance and program oversight in Memphis, TN, aligning the application to the companys Inventory Management requirements. The implementation emphasized core Inventory Management capabilities including serialized and lot level tracking for raw materials and finished goods, receiving and scanning of inbound packages, order staging and shipping verification, monthly cycle and physical inventory processes, and daily production data entry and movement sheet recording. Operational features were configured to support label inventory control and shipping preparation workflows used by Shipping Clerks and supervisory staff, reflecting warehouse execution and materials control patterns typical for food ingredients and packaged goods producers. Operational integration points were implemented where explicitly required by site processes, with day to day interactions documented between IBM Maximo Inventory Management and PMOS for production and materials data entry, and with procedural handoffs to spreadsheet based shipping efficiency trackers. The deployment accommodated role based processes such as 2nd shift shipping clerk order preparation, appointment scheduling for inbound and outbound trucks, and receipt recording that included scanning and completing inbound transactions in Maximo. Governance and process changes were formalized around warehouse and shipping roles, records management, and quality practices, with responsibilities defined for Shipping Clerks, Supervisors, and production schedulers. Rollout and operational procedures preserved adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices and HACCP controls, and incorporated Maximo usage into routine tasks such as monthly inventory, movement sheet entry, and detention tracking to ensure consistent inventory stewardship across sites.