Levi Strauss: Digital Transformation with DocuWare Cloud

Levi Strauss, a global textile company, is undergoing a variety of changes in Germany to meet the demands of their internet and lifestyle savvy customers as well as the requirements of the digital business world. This includes organizational structures that reflect the company's global orientation as well as the introduction of new IT solutions. In 2010, DocuWare was introduced in the OTC department in Frankfurt as part of a pilot project. Over the years, enormous quantities of documents such as shipping slips, invoices and returns had accumulated and needed to be digitally managed in the future. The goal was both to increase processing efficiency and ensure sustainability. After successful implementation, including extensive digitization of old documents, the central European service center in 2015 created a new situation. At this point, the DocuWare installation, which had previously been run locally, was replaced by a cloud solution, to drive further cost savings in the long term.

Levi Strauss is a globally recognized textile company, best known as the inventor of the Blue Jeans. The company is undergoing a digital transformation in Germany to meet the demands of their internet and lifestyle savvy customers and the requirements of the digital business world. This transformation includes changes to organizational structures to reflect the company's global orientation and the introduction of new IT solutions. The company has centralized its order to cash (OTC) management into a European service center, introduced SAP, and re-equipped 44 Levi retail stores and showrooms across Germany with state-of-the-art multifunction Samsung equipment.