One Operating Model Across Geographies

SAP S/4HANA Greenfield for an International Manufacturing Group

Services

Architecture & Integration, Program Management & Governance, SAP Enterprise Solutions & Implementation, Strategic Advisory & Transformation, Warehouse Execution & Shop-floor Integration

Industry

Industrial Manufacturing

One Operating Model Across Geographies

Executive Challenge

The organization operated through a fragmented landscape of local processes, disconnected systems and inconsistent data structures. Procurement, production, warehousing and logistics followed different execution models across countries and plants, creating operational silos, limiting visibility and preventing management from achieving a unified view of performance across the enterprise.

Solution Approach

AI-LOG supported a comprehensive Greenfield SAP S/4HANA
transformation, redesigning the target operating model and leading implementation across
all Plants. The program covered sales and distribution, procurement, manufacturing
(planning & execution), inventory, warehousing, quality management and logistics,
supported by SAP eWM, MES integration, and RF-enabled warehouse execution. A
shared process framework with common master data and standardized governance
replaced fragmented local approaches.

Client Outcomes

The transformation established a common operating model supporting
growth and scalability across the entire manufacturing network. Countries and plants now
execute consistently through shared processes, enabling end-to-end visibility, improved
inventory accuracy and strong data reliability. The organization moved from managing
complexity to leveraging scale.

– End-to-end process visibility across all countries and plants
– Consistent operational execution through standardized processes
– Improved inventory accuracy and enhanced production control
– Stronger governance and reduced dependency on local workarounds
– Unified view of business performance for management decision-making
– Platform for continued growth and continuous improvement

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