CEVA Logistics Case Study
CEVA Logistics, a leading global logistics firm, sought an experienced procurement technology provider to help them transform and modernize their spending. After successfully implementing a sourcing and contract management solution with Medius, CEVA Logistics sought our help to standardize their Purchase to Pay (P2P) practices across their other business entities and locations.
- They needed help with requisitioning and payment processing, as well as too high overall procurement costs.
- Complicated and disorganized spend management technology ecosystem with disparate tools that lacked connectivity and cross data sharing capabilities.
- Lack of a comprehensive analytics platform to analyze data, gather insight as well as boost overall procurement efficiency and effectiveness.
Finally, CEVA Logistics expected any Procurement solution they implement to have full integration with their ERP system J.D. Edwards (JDE).
In this case study, we’ll demonstrate to you how Medius helped CEVA overcome these challenges as well as the benefits they were able to achieve including the seamless integration of Medius with JD Edwards and how they’ve been able to reach a 25% average costs savings across all spend categories.
“It’s helped with our cost control. We can clearly see now where money is being spent so we can ensure we aren’t wasting money on expensive suppliers and aren’t duplicating efforts.”
Jacco Daemen, Finance Transformation Officer, CEVA Logistics
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