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Global Food Chain Deploys NetSuite OneWorld Across 265 Stores in China

COMPANY

Jollibee Foods

LOCATION

Manila, Philippines

INDUSTRY

General Business

APPLICATIONS REPLACED

Multiple legacy and small-business solutions

SOLUTION

NetSuite OneWorld

IMPLEMENTATION PARTNER

IT Group (formerly PGE Solutions)

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"NetSuite OneWorld gives us a way to deliver a standard platform across the organization that supports our continued growth and development."

- Jollibee Foods

CUSTOMER SUCCESS

Cost-effective platform keeps Jollibee expansion within budget.
Online supply ordering cut store re-stocking costs, order time from three days to one.
Real-time visibility across territories optimizes operating, purchasing, and expansion decisions.
Multi-language support allows China to access systems in Chinese while management sees same info in English.

CHALLENGES

Robust growth potential threatened by fragmented, unreliable financial information.
Aggressive expansion goals made consolidated financials essential for operations and purchasing.
Adding licenses to the existing major-vendor ERP system run at Jollibee HQ too costly to undertake globally.

SOLUTION

Jollibee brought in NetSuite OneWorld, in order to run multiple subsidiaries and multiple currencies in one system.
Complete rollout to 10 stores in Vietnam took two months.
NetSuite secured China accreditation and localization to support growth in China.
265 stores rolled out in China; more coming in U.S., other countries.

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