DALLAS, TX, November 16, 2010 (Press-News.org) River Logic, Inc., a leading provider of corporate performance management and predictive modeling software, today announced that Bolthouse Farms, a multi-hundred million dollar a year and multi-national leader in the "healthy choice" segment of the food and beverage industry, has selected Trade Promotion Optimization (TPO) Planner to improve the financial performance of trade investment decisions.
"We reviewed a variety of trade promotion planning software offerings and River Logic, in partnership with Synectics Group, distinguished itself as a truly white-space solution that complements our infrastructure," said Bill Levisay, Vice President of Sales for Bolthouse Farms. "First, TPO Planner will enable us to optimize trade planning and improve overall category performance - this is especially significant given the rapid growth in our beverage category. Additionally, TPO Planner will enable our sales teams to identify win-win opportunities with our trading partners."
River Logic delivers Trade Promotion Optimization (TPO) Planner through an alliance with Synectics Group. TPO Planner is a new category of software that enables corporate and field planners to apply true mathematical optimization to trade budget allocation and customer trade calendars to maximize share, revenue, and profitability objectives. The ability to optimize what-if analyses from multiple perspectives helps managers make balanced decisions that meet corporate objectives.
Bolthouse Farms will simultaneously implement Synectics Group's Account Review , Symphony IRI's Price and Trade Advantage, and River Logic's TPO Planner. The fully integrated solution will enable TPO Planner to pull master data from Account Review and baseline and lift assumptions from Price and Trade Advantage. TPO Planner will then generate and push optimized customer calendars to Account Review for execution.
"Bolthouse Farms' selection of TPO Planner demonstrates the consumer goods industry is ready for a new type of solution to maximize the return on ever larger amounts of trade dollars spent," said Carlos Centurion, COO for River Logic. "We're committed to meeting the specific requirements of the industry and excited by the ongoing innovation we're delivering. River Logic enables trade planning and optimization; however, it differentiates itself in the marketplace by linking this functionality to integrated business and financial planning, cost-to-serve, and value chain network optimization."
About Bolthouse Farms
The company, founded in 1915, is a leading global producer of fresh-cut carrots, farming approximately 30,000 acres of carrots every year and shipping more than 35,000 tons every month. Bolthouse Farms offers all things carrot, including fresh and frozen whole carrots, carrot sticks and chips, carrot chilled juices and smoothies, and pre-cut and pre-peeled baby carrots for both retail consumers and food service industry customers. The company is the North American leader in super-premium refrigerated juices, smoothies, and protein drinks, which includes orange juice, passion fruit juice, fruit smoothies, chai tea, Bom Dia acai juice, and lemonade. Bolthouse Farms also produces a line of natural yogurt-based salad dressings. The company has operations in California, Washington, Illinois, and Georgia. In addition, Bolthouse Farms has a processing facility in Belem, Brazil. For more information, visit www.bolthouse.com.
About River Logic, Inc.
Founded in 2000, River Logic provides Corporate Performance Management (CPM) solutions which meaningfully impact consumer goods companies and health services providers. Consumer Goods Companies discover hidden potential through: Cost-to-Serve Planner - provides insight into which customers and products matter most and how they can be managed at the appropriate cost; Integrated Business Planner - enhances S&OP through seamless integration of financials, what-if analyses, and marginal profitability analyses; Trade Promotion Optimization Planner - ensures maximum return on trade spending by analyzing brand and account-level promotion strategies on an ongoing basis; and Network Design & Optimization Planner - optimizes networks to changes in demand, supply, labor, transportation, and outsourcing initiatives. Health Services Providers can improve performance in integrated delivery environments through increased operations visibility with Integrated Delivery System Planner . For more information, visit www.riverlogic.com.
Bolthouse Farms Implementing River Logic's Trade Promotion Optimization (TP0) Planner Software
Bolthouse Farms to transform trade planning in a unified planning environment with Trade Promotion Optimization Planner.
2010-11-16
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