You should judge Eventra by the company we keep – large manufacturers that are leaders in their respective industries.
Our success comes from real-world experience in helping global manufacturers improve their supply chains. The depth and breadth of VendorSite’s functionality comes from solving the pressing supply chain problems our customers face each day.
These leading manufacturers are a small sample of Eventra’s customer base:
Duracell
As part of The Gillette Company, Duracell is the world's leading manufacturer and marketer of high-performance alkaline batteries. Duracell also markets primary lithium and zinc air batteries as well as rechargeable nickel-metal hydride batteries. The company operates 10 battery manufacturing facilities worldwide with headquarters in Bethel, Connecticut, USA, Duracell sells its batteries throughout the world, primarily under the DURACELL® trademark.
In 2000, Duracell net sales were $2.577 billion, and DURACELL batteries were the most popular brand of alkaline batteries in the world.
Click here to learn more about how Eventra is working with Duracell.
Pitney Bowes
With $4 billion in annual revenues, Pitney Bowes is the world’s largest
manufacturer of integrated mail and
document management systems. Headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, Pitney
Bowes serves over two million
businesses of all sizes through dealer and direct operations.
Subaru of Indiana Automotive, Inc.
The history of Subaru of Indiana Automotive, Inc. is unique to the automotive
industry. It's origins date
back many decades and involve the dedication of numerous individuals and
companies. Originally, SIA was a
joint venture between Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. and Isuzu Motors Limited. This
venture was formed in March
of 1987. At the beginning of 2003, Fuji Heavy Industries Ltd. became the sole
owner of SIA. SIA will
continue to build Isuzu vehicles under contract for Isuzu Motors Limited.
Subaru pioneered the concept of the passenger car/Sport Utility Vehicle with the introduction of the Subaru Outback, the "World's First Sport Utility Wagon". Subaru has been the best-selling import wagon in America for the past 18 years, based on the Polk Company retail registration statistics.
All Subaru Forester, Outback, Impreza, Legacy and the newest model Baja, marketed in North America, are produced at the company's Lafayette, Indiana manufacturing facility. Over the past eight years, Subaru of Indiana Automotive, Inc. has seen its sales increase by nearly 100 percent thanks to its popular line of car-based SUVs.
Eventra was noted in a recent AMR Research Report as an example of a SRM
software company
providing successful SCEM implementation utilizing a phased approach process.
Following is an
excerpt from recent AMR Research, Inc. February 2002 Report:
"The AMR Research Report: Supply Chain Event Management in the Field: Success With Visibility by Kimberly Knickle and Jennifer Kemmeter, February 2002
Example 1: Phased approach
Subaru of Indiana Automotive uses Eventra for its parts ordering operation to reduce
both high variability and the
10- to 14-day lead-time requirement for purchasing aftermarket parts for its
service division. Phases: Phase
One automated the aftermarket parts PO workflow, cut the lead time to hours, and
exposed the data to all
employees involved in the parts ordering process on one shared format. Phase Two
addressed the ordering of
production parts on Eventra. Finally, Phase Three entailed purchasing pilot
parts (parts for vehicles that
will be used in models for 2004) and steel for its supply base via Eventra."
Click here to learn more about how Eventra is working with Subaru of Indiana Automotive, Inc.