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Global Air Conditioning Leader Daikin Goes Live with Manhattan SCALE™ at New Sydney DC
Manhattan’s warehouse management solution to streamline operations at Australia’s largest air conditioning warehouse SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. 08, 2021 (GLOBE

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[{"type":"text","content":"Manhattan’s warehouse management solution to streamline operations at Australia’s largest air conditioning warehouse\nSYDNEY, Australia, Nov. 08, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The world’s leading air conditioning manufacturer, Daikin, has officially switched on the ignition to Manhattan Associates’ Manhattan SCALE™ warehouse management solution (WMS) at its new Daikin Park distribution centre (DC) in Warwick Farm, Sydney. Manhattan SCALE serves as an all-encompassing automated warehouse solution to optimise manufacturing, fulfilment, and dispatch operations at Daikin Park – the largest air conditioning DC in Australia. By offering end-to-end visibility and flexible control over DC operations, the new solution allows Daikin to better manage and expand operations to meet the huge growth the company has experienced in Australia over recent years. “By upgrading the Daikin Park facility with Manhattan SCALE, we are now able to take back full control of our operations by having better access to warehouse, transport & logistics and customer data. During a high-pressure time, like the one we are currently experiencing with the pandemic, this information has been extremely valuable. Having this kind of visibility allows us to make better business decisions to improve efficiencies and customer experiences,” said Michael Trad, head of SCM & IT, ANZ at Daikin. “Since going live with the Manhattan system, we are able to track our products at every point throughout the supply chain. This enhancement has significantly boosted the level of information we can share with our delivery drivers and customers, so that they are kept informed about all aspects of their orders.” As part of Daikin’s wider business strategy, the company recently consolidated six distribution centres into the new 33,000-square-metre Daikin Park facility, making it a central hub to house the company’s raw materials, spare parts, finished goods and manufacturing supplies. Daikin Park, which has achieved massive cost savings for the company, operates with an outbound volume of 9,000 orders per day with an inventory capacity of over 40 thousand cubic metres. “The Manhattan SCALE solution is able to plan out in advance how many pallets are going outbound, where they are being delivered and in what order, which allows Daikin to load its trucks much more effectively,” said Raghav Siba...