News

Haldex – a provider of innovative proprietary solutions to the global commercial vehicle industry – now uses PipeChain for all Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) and communication with customers and suppliers in Europe. Following the successful European project, Haldex and PipeChain are looking to find additional synergies in their operations in the United States. The cooperation with PipeChain aims to continuously improve Haldex’ supply chain.

You can make a supply chain more demand-driven in many ways but this has not been top of the agenda in the automotive industry. Often it is a case of deeply integrating the principal parts of the chain both technically and logically. This has generally been very successful in the automotive industry, however the supply chain is longer than that. What can be done to save time and add better rhythm to the entire chain?

PipeChain helps many retailing companies such as Absolut, Findus, Guldfågeln, Göteborgs Kex, Polfärskt Bröd/Polarbröd, Procter & Gamble and many others to greater competitiveness and large savings through more efficient processes in the supply chain.

Although many companies, integration consultants and integration services (Value Added Networks - VAN) have tried to create business integration between companies for decades, most corporate ERP systems are still poorly updated in terms of order status. It might seem like a detail, but it results in long information lead times, delayed reaction time, poor efficiency and reduced competitiveness in supply chains.

Lesjöfors have a Movex ERP system and has previously used an Amtrix as EDI gateway.