fbpx
HomeNewsIBM expands collaboration with Parle products to drive digital transformation in renowned...

IBM expands collaboration with Parle products to drive digital transformation in renowned Indian biscuit brand

[td_block_11 category_id="1561" ajax_pagination="next_prev" sort="popular1" limit="2"]

US-based technology giant IBM has expanded its collaboration with Parle Products, aiming to propel the digital transformation of the renowned Indian biscuit brand even further.

Having initially joined forces with Parle in 2014, the company has since facilitated numerous benefits for Parle. These include cost reductions in sourcing, enhanced precision in sales forecasts, lowered service expenses, and the optimization of their IT infrastructure through the integration of cloud and AI technologies.

Prior to this partnership, Parle had been contending with intricate issues within its supply and distribution network, primarily stemming from inconsistent strategies across products and the intricacies of its channel and fulfillment methods.

The company noted that these challenges were leading to service level limitations and increased operational expenditures. However, the collaboration with IBM has enabled Parle to surmount these obstacles, elevating operational efficiency through the incorporation of cloud and AI capabilities.

Kamal Singhani, Country Managing Partner, IBM Consulting – India/South Asia said, “Today, leveraging exponential technologies like cloud and AI are fundamental to every company’s competitiveness by transforming the way that they meet customer demands and operate their businesses. Our long-standing collaboration with Parle has reached another milestone where a fundamental shift is being brought to the core strategic units of the organization. Collectively, this is resulting in improved operations and increased revenue, helping them better serve customers.”

Recently, IBM Consulting joined forces with Microsoft, led by Satya Nadella, to introduce a range of solutions at Parle. These solutions included the implementation of Azure Databricks Lakehouse, an AI engine for Auto Replenishment, and the integration of SAP Ariba solutions.

IBM stated that through this partnership, Parle would be able to leverage the Azure platform more effectively for data insights, ultimately enhancing operational resilience, agility, and scalability.

Sanjay Joshi, CIO, Parle Products said, “Parle’s nearly decade-long collaboration with IBM, leveraging both its technology expertise and consulting capabilities, has been paved with multiple milestones, all of which has helped us achieve our digital transformation vision. Our joint efforts to not only implement newer SAP solutions but migrate the entirety of existing SAP and non-SAP workloads to the cloud has driven many crucial KPI’s and enhanced overall efficiency.”

Additionally, IBM worked in tandem with Parle’s teams to establish a robust SAP-based system aimed at streamlining processes. This collaborative effort resulted in a reduction of stockout occurrences and optimized logistics costs, thereby significantly accelerating product availability to customers.

In terms of human resources, Parle placed significant emphasis on formulating and advancing employee performance metrics. The adoption of tailored SAP solutions successfully delineated the entire performance management process, aligning employee performance indicators with the company’s objectives. This, in turn, resulted in expedited appraisal cycles and transparent performance evaluations.

Latest articles

Amul launches ‘Organic Shoppe’ in Delhi, targets nationwide expansion with 100 stores

Amul, t͏h͏e coun͏try's la͏rgest͏ dairy coo͏perative unde͏r the Gujarat Cooperati͏v͏e Milk Marketing Fe͏de͏ration͏, ͏has͏...

The Organic World eyes rapid growth with launch on quick commerce platforms

The Organic World,͏ ͏a Bang͏͏al͏o͏r͏e-͏͏bas͏ed͏ grocery ͏r͏e͏͏tai͏͏͏͏l͏ store͏, ͏pla͏ns t͏͏o ͏enhan͏͏ce ͏͏its ma͏rke͏t f͏͏oot͏pr͏int...

Nykaa expects robust growth of 22-23% in Q1 FY25

FSN ecommerce, the parent company of Nykaa, a͏ leadin͏g beauty and fashion ecommerce p͏l͏atform͏,...

FMCG firms anticipate single-digit revenue growth and margin improvements in April-June quarter

FMCG firms anti͏cip͏ate͏ single-d͏ig͏i͏t volu͏me͏ g͏͏ro͏͏wth ͏and impro͏͏ved margi͏n͏s͏ in͏ the ͏April-Ju͏n͏e ͏͏qu͏ar͏ter o͏f...

Related Articles

Marico utilizes AI to tailor FMCG offerings for global markets; eyes strategic growth in South Asia

Marico Ltd,͏ a fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) m͏ak͏͏er͏,͏͏͏ ͏͏͏͏i͏s leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) to...

Indian food giants shift their rhetoric from taste to health amid backlash against junk Food

Weikfield Foods CEO DS Sachdeva voluntarily took a 'lie detector' test in a YouTube...

From Data to Dollars: Harnessing Analytics and AI for Explosive Brand Growth

Data isn't just a buzzword; it's a treasure trove waiting to be unlocked. For...
× Drop a, Hi?