Denimatrix deploys Fast React’s Evolve

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Guatemala-based fashion denim producer, Denimatrix SA, is deploying Fast React’s Evolve solution to reduce lead times and WIP, and improve productivity. With approximately 2,000 employees, Denimatrix produces fashion denim jeans for premium brands and retailers, including Abercrombie & Fitch, True Religion and Quicksilver. Taking a leap forward, the manufacturer assessed its operations, business processes and systems and recognized that the largely manual methods for manufacturing planning and control so common in the industry, were labour intensive and did not provide the level of visibility, control and efficiency that the business required to take performance to the next level. Erik Johannessen, CIO at Denimatrix, commented “We quickly identified Fast React’s Evolve planning and control software, developed specifically for fashion manufacturers, as the solution most likely to meet our requirements and drive improved business performance. The rapid implementation, proven business benefits, compelling ROI, and, extremely positive feedback from a number of fashion manufacturers (in Guatemala and around the world) who had implemented Evolve, resulted in our company deciding to prioritise the project and move quickly to implement the system.”

Fast React’s market-leading, highly visual, Evolve planning and control solution, provides a single point of reference for all departments, and supports fast, accurate and efficient planning by simultaneously and dynamically considering the three key planning criteria: capacity (primary and secondary), pre-production critical path (time and action) and materials. Evolve is a modular solution, and the modules and configuration of the solution for Denimatrix will include line level planning of sewing and the scheduling of secondary operations, host order substitution, full critical path management (with clear priorities and earlywarning of potential issues) and full materials requirements planning (MRP). Gary Thompson, Business Development Director at Fast React said “We look forward to the successful completion of the project which is confidently expected to deliver a return on investment of less than 7 months”.