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技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - 事件驱动型应用
- 功能应用 - 库存管理系统
适用行业
- 航天
适用功能
- 物流运输
- 仓库和库存管理
用例
- 库存管理
- 拣选/分拣/定位
客户
未披露
关于客户
飞机发动机、航空电子设备和其他航空产品的全球制造商
挑战
一家飞机发动机、航空电子设备和其他航空产品的全球制造商拥有 90 条主要产品线,这些产品线各不相同,需要来自全球数百家制造商的数万个零件。
供应链的复杂性以及维护库存的成本非常高。仅就其飞机发动机的两个组件而言,该公司拥有来自数百家供应商的 6 亿美元的零部件库存,其中包括 4 亿美元的快速流动库存。优化库存水平可以减少供应商延迟并提高毛利率和收入。
解决方案
作为推动优化运营和投资软件的一部分,该公司对 C3 AI 库存优化应用程序进行了试用。通过应用人工智能来构建库存水平和供应商风险的实时视图,该公司降低了库存水平,同时仍保持甚至提高了服务水平。
经过 10 周的试用后,该公司展示了库存持有成本的显着节省,并准确预测了供应商的延误。
运营影响
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