Apps Run The World Apps Purchases

Customer	Industry	Empl.	Revenue	Country	Vendor	Application	Category	When	VAR/SI	Insight Source
Homestat Farm	Consumer Packaged Goods	10	$1M	United States	ES3	ES3 Supply Chain Management	Supply Chain Management	2020	n/a	In 2020, Homestat Farm implemented ES3 Supply Chain Management. The ES3 Supply Chain Management deployment at Homestat Farm, a ten employee consumer packaged goods producer in the United States, concentrated on core Supply Chain Management functions including inventory management, order management, procurement workflows and fulfillment orchestration. The implementation was scoped to support operations, procurement and fulfillment business functions across the company’s single-site production and distribution footprint. Architecturally the deployment was sized for a small CPG operator and configured to provide inventory visibility, lot and traceability controls, configurable replenishment rules and role-based workflow automation typical of Supply Chain Management solutions. Governance emphasized standardizing operational processes, defining permissions and approval flows for procurement and order fulfillment, and instrumenting transaction-level records for traceability. Homestat Farm is listed as a customer on ES3’s website for ES3 Supply Chain Management.
HP Hood	Consumer Packaged Goods	3400	$3.2B	United States	Kewill	Kewill MOVE	Transportation Management	2014	n/a	In 2014, HP Hood implemented Kewill MOVE on the Cloud for Shippers as a centralized Transportation Management solution to standardize logistics across its distributed dairy operations. The rollout targeted the companys multi-site footprint, centralizing management for approximately 150,000 annual shipments and connecting manufacturing and distribution assets including 16 manufacturing plants, 12 processing plants and 22 distribution centers. Kewill MOVE was configured as a single, standard TMS rolled out organizationwide and extended to acquired companies, delivering core Transportation Management capabilities such as carrier network connectivity, shipment orchestration, real-time visibility across the order to delivery cycle, and analytics for logistics planning. The deployment included automated freight payment workflows that reached 95 percent automation, and reporting and data analysis functions used to inform network decisions and plant siting. The implementation used Kewill MOVE on a cloud delivery model and established electronic connections with a broad carrier network to enable real-time collaboration between plants, customer service, carriers, and the transportation organization. Operational coverage included logistics planning and execution, warehouse and customer service visibility, and centralized freight payment processing, enabling regular carrier payment and more accurate period cost reporting. Governance and process restructuring emphasized a centralized transportation process and digitization, replacing paper-based procedures and disparate processes from multiple acquisitions with a standard set of workflows and operational controls. The TMS became the single point of truth for shipment execution and settlement, improving coordination between dispatch, carrier management, customer service, and finance functions. Results documented in the case deployment included complete visibility into the transportation process, increased on-time deliveries to 99.6 percent, a 95 percent automated freight payment rate, a 20 percent reduction in LTL shipments, and order turn-around times of six days or less. Kewill MOVE provided the analytics insight that informed network changes, including adding a new plant or DC to reduce transit days and support national expansion.
	Consumer Packaged Goods	3400	$3.2B	United States	SAP	SAP EWM (Extended Warehouse Management)	Warehouse Management	2016	n/a
	Retail	50	$5M	United States	ASC Software	ASCTrac	Warehouse Management	2020	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	150	$19M	United States	BatchMaster Software	BatchMaster Inventory	Inventory Management	2020	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	60	$6M	United States	United Parcel Service	UPS WorldShip	Logistics Management	2019	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	60	$6M	United States	Fishbowl Inventory	Fishbowl Advanced Inventory Management Software	Inventory Management	2020	n/a
	Retail	219000	$51.9B	Netherlands	Consafe Logistics	Astro WMS	Warehouse Management	2021	n/a
	Manufacturing	150	$20M	United States	SG Systems	SG Systems V5 Formula System	Traceability Management	2020	n/a
	Consumer Packaged Goods	520	$135M	United States	Oracle	Oracle PeopleSoft Inventory Management	Inventory Management	2001	n/a

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Homestat Farm

Consumer Packaged Goods

$1M

United States

ES3

ES3 Supply Chain Management

Supply Chain Management

2020

n/a

In 2020, Homestat Farm implemented ES3 Supply Chain Management. The ES3 Supply Chain Management deployment at Homestat Farm, a ten employee consumer packaged goods producer in the United States, concentrated on core Supply Chain Management functions including inventory management, order management, procurement workflows and fulfillment orchestration. The implementation was scoped to support operations, procurement and fulfillment business functions across the company’s single-site production and distribution footprint. Architecturally the deployment was sized for a small CPG operator and configured to provide inventory visibility, lot and traceability controls, configurable replenishment rules and role-based workflow automation typical of Supply Chain Management solutions. Governance emphasized standardizing operational processes, defining permissions and approval flows for procurement and order fulfillment, and instrumenting transaction-level records for traceability. Homestat Farm is listed as a customer on ES3’s website for ES3 Supply Chain Management.

HP Hood

Consumer Packaged Goods

3400

$3.2B

United States

Kewill

Kewill MOVE

Transportation Management

2014

n/a

In 2014, HP Hood implemented Kewill MOVE on the Cloud for Shippers as a centralized Transportation Management solution to standardize logistics across its distributed dairy operations. The rollout targeted the companys multi-site footprint, centralizing management for approximately 150,000 annual shipments and connecting manufacturing and distribution assets including 16 manufacturing plants, 12 processing plants and 22 distribution centers. Kewill MOVE was configured as a single, standard TMS rolled out organizationwide and extended to acquired companies, delivering core Transportation Management capabilities such as carrier network connectivity, shipment orchestration, real-time visibility across the order to delivery cycle, and analytics for logistics planning. The deployment included automated freight payment workflows that reached 95 percent automation, and reporting and data analysis functions used to inform network decisions and plant siting. The implementation used Kewill MOVE on a cloud delivery model and established electronic connections with a broad carrier network to enable real-time collaboration between plants, customer service, carriers, and the transportation organization. Operational coverage included logistics planning and execution, warehouse and customer service visibility, and centralized freight payment processing, enabling regular carrier payment and more accurate period cost reporting. Governance and process restructuring emphasized a centralized transportation process and digitization, replacing paper-based procedures and disparate processes from multiple acquisitions with a standard set of workflows and operational controls. The TMS became the single point of truth for shipment execution and settlement, improving coordination between dispatch, carrier management, customer service, and finance functions. Results documented in the case deployment included complete visibility into the transportation process, increased on-time deliveries to 99.6 percent, a 95 percent automated freight payment rate, a 20 percent reduction in LTL shipments, and order turn-around times of six days or less. Kewill MOVE provided the analytics insight that informed network changes, including adding a new plant or DC to reduce transit days and support national expansion.