At this week’s ALSC Digital Strategies conference BMW Group’s Michael Ströbel, outlined a number of areas where the company was improving supply chain visibility
BMW has started its global transformation of manufacturing and logistics at the Mini plant in Oxford, UK. Building around a core warehouse system based on SAP software the carmaker has migrated core functions from legacy systems to a cloud service, having first moved such functions as lineside sequencing and picking to the cloud for smooth transition.
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