Content about Integration

Artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving, moving fast, breaking things. Major players like OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, and Google are pushing the boundaries of what technology can achieve. However, despite their innovative strides, there’s a crucial element of strategy that seems to be overlooked: the development of a robust network of integration partners.

We reviewed key organizational corporates challenges in China that WeCom can help solve, in a joint presentation with our partner AWE at the French Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai , on April 8th, 2021. (see replay below)

In order to adapt to the fast growing and ever-changing market environment in China, Pernod Ricard China had taken it upon themselves to be the leader of innovation in their industry. They were one of the first spirits & wine companies to leverage the QR code technology for product traceability to gain in-depth insights into their product distribution channels, achieving great success in their battle against Grey Market Activities ( unauthorized cross regions distributions). And thanks to the possibilities of this technology bring, for the first time in history as a strictly B2B brand, Pernod Ricard China achieved in building direct engagement channels with the end consumers leveraging that technology. System in Motion is proud to be part of that journey.

Béaba is a creator of innovative baby products developed to make new parents’ lives easier and fun. Béaba launched its branch in China in 2020, across the most popular e-commerce platforms and offline premium retailers. They did it in partnership with its historical distributor operating since 2013.

Created a middleware platform to seamlessly integrate WeCom with the Tax Bureau. This innovative solution revolutionized the Fapiao issuing process, significantly reducing the manual workload and enhancing operational efficiency.

Lesaffre is the world’s leading producer and distributor of yeast. However, the company does not lead in the Chinese market and faces stiff competition in a very fragmented market. The keys to its success in China are agility and efficiency in sales, production, and supply chain.