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Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
Caribou Coffee Company	Retail	6831	$1.2B	United States	Aptean	Logility Voyager Adaplink	Supply Chain Management	2012	n/a	In 2012 Caribou Coffee Company implemented Logility Voyager Adaplink as a Supply Chain Management application to systematize its buying process for replenishment into its distribution centers. The initial deployment targeted replenishment flows for more than 500 retail locations and addressed in store stock outs of consumables ingredients and sellable end items across Caribou Coffee's retail franchise and commercial channels. The implementation configured core modules consistent with Logility Voyager Solutions including demand planning inventory and replenishment planning sales and operations planning supply and inventory optimization retail merchandise planning and allocation transportation planning and management and warehouse management. A performance monitoring architecture was employed to increase supply chain visibility and to support compressed planning cycles and higher velocity new product introductions. Operational coverage focused on procurement inventory planning distribution and merchandising teams supporting the three channels of business retail franchise and commercial while standardizing buying processes into distribution centers. The rollout emphasized repeatable replenishment workflows and planning cadence changes to align merchandising and operations with replenishment outputs and demand signals. Caribou Coffee and Logility presented the program in a 2014 APICS webcast that reviewed implementation steps and governance practices and reported results such as a 30 percent improvement in inventory turns above 99 percent service levels and a significant reduction in obsolete inventory. These outcomes were communicated as realized benefits following the Logility Voyager Adaplink Supply Chain Management deployment.
Carlton Cards	Retail	580	$66M	Canada	Blue Yonder	JDA Merchandise Management System	Inventory Management	2014	n/a	In 2014, Carlton Cards implemented JDA Merchandise Management System to consolidate merchandising and inventory processes across its Canadian retail operations. The JDA Merchandise Management System is the primary Inventory Management application referenced for Carlton Cards, supporting merchandising decisioning for a midmarket retailer with roughly 580 employees and Canadian headquarters. The implementation focused on core merchandising and inventory capabilities common to the JDA Merchandise Management System including assortment planning, merchandise financial planning, allocation and replenishment, pricing controls, and inventory visibility. Configuration work emphasized merchandise hierarchies, season and lifecycle attributes, and demand-based replenishment rules to align store and distribution replenishment with merchandising plans. Operational integration centered on transactional and master data flows, with expected interfaces to point-of-sale feeds, ERP and distribution workflows, supplier item masters, and warehouse inventory records to maintain stock accuracy and to drive allocation logic. The deployment covered merchandising, planning, store operations and buying teams, enabling a single merchandise planning record and consistent SKU-level inventory controls across the retailer's Canadian footprint. Governance changes accompanied the rollout, with centralized merchandise planners and defined role-based workflows for assortment sign-off, purchase order exceptions and allocation overrides. Implementation emphasis was on process standardization and workflow orchestration within JDA Merchandise Management System to create controlled merchandise planning and replenishment practices rather than on system replacement narratives.
	Consumer Packaged Goods	320	$50M	United States	Microsoft	Microsoft Dynamics NAV Inventory Management	Inventory Management	2019	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	50	$5M	United States	Intuit	Intuit QuickBooks Enterprise Order Management	Order Management	2008	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	50	$5M	United States	Intuit	Intuit QuickBooks Enterprise Advanced Inventory	Inventory Management	2008	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	160	$25M	United States	Microsoft	Microsoft Dynamics NAV Warehouse Management	Warehouse Management	2011	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	160	$25M	United States	Microsoft	Microsoft Dynamics NAV Sales Order Management	Order Management	2011	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	110	$25M	United States	Oracle	Oracle E-Business Suite - SCM Module	Supply Chain Management	2018	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	250	$55M	United States	Trimble	Trimble Kuebix TMS	Transportation Management	2020	n/a
	Manufacturing	2500	$600M	United States	SAP	SAP ERP ECC 6.0 - Supply Chain Management (SCM)	Supply Chain Management	2022	n/a

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Vendor

Application

Category

When

VAR/SI

Insight

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Caribou Coffee Company

Retail

6831

$1.2B

United States

Aptean

Logility Voyager Adaplink

Supply Chain Management

2012

n/a

In 2012 Caribou Coffee Company implemented Logility Voyager Adaplink as a Supply Chain Management application to systematize its buying process for replenishment into its distribution centers. The initial deployment targeted replenishment flows for more than 500 retail locations and addressed in store stock outs of consumables ingredients and sellable end items across Caribou Coffee's retail franchise and commercial channels. The implementation configured core modules consistent with Logility Voyager Solutions including demand planning inventory and replenishment planning sales and operations planning supply and inventory optimization retail merchandise planning and allocation transportation planning and management and warehouse management. A performance monitoring architecture was employed to increase supply chain visibility and to support compressed planning cycles and higher velocity new product introductions. Operational coverage focused on procurement inventory planning distribution and merchandising teams supporting the three channels of business retail franchise and commercial while standardizing buying processes into distribution centers. The rollout emphasized repeatable replenishment workflows and planning cadence changes to align merchandising and operations with replenishment outputs and demand signals. Caribou Coffee and Logility presented the program in a 2014 APICS webcast that reviewed implementation steps and governance practices and reported results such as a 30 percent improvement in inventory turns above 99 percent service levels and a significant reduction in obsolete inventory. These outcomes were communicated as realized benefits following the Logility Voyager Adaplink Supply Chain Management deployment.

Carlton Cards

Retail

580

$66M

Canada

Blue Yonder

JDA Merchandise Management System

Inventory Management

2014

n/a

In 2014, Carlton Cards implemented JDA Merchandise Management System to consolidate merchandising and inventory processes across its Canadian retail operations. The JDA Merchandise Management System is the primary Inventory Management application referenced for Carlton Cards, supporting merchandising decisioning for a midmarket retailer with roughly 580 employees and Canadian headquarters. The implementation focused on core merchandising and inventory capabilities common to the JDA Merchandise Management System including assortment planning, merchandise financial planning, allocation and replenishment, pricing controls, and inventory visibility. Configuration work emphasized merchandise hierarchies, season and lifecycle attributes, and demand-based replenishment rules to align store and distribution replenishment with merchandising plans. Operational integration centered on transactional and master data flows, with expected interfaces to point-of-sale feeds, ERP and distribution workflows, supplier item masters, and warehouse inventory records to maintain stock accuracy and to drive allocation logic. The deployment covered merchandising, planning, store operations and buying teams, enabling a single merchandise planning record and consistent SKU-level inventory controls across the retailer's Canadian footprint. Governance changes accompanied the rollout, with centralized merchandise planners and defined role-based workflows for assortment sign-off, purchase order exceptions and allocation overrides. Implementation emphasis was on process standardization and workflow orchestration within JDA Merchandise Management System to create controlled merchandise planning and replenishment practices rather than on system replacement narratives.