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Pipeforce optimizes inventory management for sports equipment manufacturer

Pipeforce optimizes inventory management for sports equipment manufacturer

Logabit managing directors Simon Ochs and Stephan Niedermeier (from left)

Logabit managing directors Simon Ochs and Stephan Niedermeier (from left)

Regina Bruckschlögl

Regina Bruckschlögl

A globally operating sports equipment manufacturer is adopting Pipeforce, the cloud solution from Logabit.

May 28, 2024

2 min. read time

The cloud solution Pipeforce from startup Logabit aims to help companies enable their digital applications and data to communicate flexibly and securely with each other. Business processes are to be automated across systems and cost-effectively. As has now become known, a globally operating sports equipment manufacturer – which is not named in detail – has decided on Pipeforce to optimize its inventory management. The cloud platform is to be used, among other things, for automated escalation management in the company’s warehouses.

Simon Ochs, managing director of Logabit, emphasizes the efficiency and speed of implementation:

“Despite the high requirements, we were able to successfully implement the project from planning to go-live in just a few months.”

Pipeforce offers numerous integrated tools, low-code functionality, AI support, and high implementation speed.

“This project once again underscores how our cloud platform is able to meet even the demanding requirements of large enterprises and further strengthen our market position,”

adds Simon Ochs.

Through the continuous expansion of Pipeforce’s platform functions, for which Logabit received a six-figure grant from the Bavarian “Technology-Oriented Business Foundations” funding program in 2021, and the focus on the needs of large enterprises, Logabit was able to gain new customers and strengthen its market position according to its own statements. Simon Ochs comments:

“Our steady growth is proof that we’ve hit the mark with Pipeforce. The ability to digitize complex processes quickly and efficiently is a decisive competitive factor for many companies.”

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