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SINGAPORE, Sept 18, 2014 - (ACN Newswire) - Anaplan's business planning and execution solution has been selected by Petron for its sales and demand forecasting.
Anaplan's unparalleled planning and execution capabilities enable customers to collaborate and execute on plans across the organisation.
Without technical assistance, Petron's business users have streamlined their planning and demands forecast processes, and are currently managing the Anaplan platform.
Petron initially embarked on the Anaplan Challenge, where Anaplan will build a prototype in a matter of days, with no cost to the customer. Anaplan's team built their applications in a couple of days, complete with fully functional sample processes and reports.
Anaplan's cloud-based platform is built on the patented, in-memory HyperBlock(TM) data engine delivering unparalleled immediacy, flexibility and scale. Anaplan unifies data from across the organisation in a secure cloud/SaaS platform and interconnects plans to deliver unprecedented trust and visibility into the planning process.
"Petron's decision to implement Anaplan is proof that successful and innovative companies in Asia are searching for more powerful business planning and execution tools," said Samir Neji, Managing Director, Anaplan Asia, "With the power of Anaplan, we are confident Petron will continue to stay ahead of critical business events, rapidly model potential impacts and course correct on the fly."
In the Philippines, Petron captures nearly 40 percent of the total market and a retail network of over 2,200 service stations - larger than two of its closest competitors combined. It is the market leader in all major trades including Reseller, Industrial, and LPG.
Contact:
EASTWEST PR for Anaplan Asia
Melinda Ilagan / Grace Yu
+65 6222 0306
anaplan@eastwestpr.com
Topic: Contract Awarded
Source: Anaplan, Inc.
Sectors: Cloud & Enterprise, CyberSecurity, E-commerce, IT Individual
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