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Online retailer ModCloth selects DeSL's PLM software
31 Aug '20
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ModCloth, an American online retailer of indie and vintage-inspired women’s clothing, has taken its next steps towards supply chain transparency with the product life cycle management (PLM) solution by Discover e-Solutions (DeSL). DeSL is a leading provider of PLM and end-to-end solutions for the fashion, apparel, textile, and footwear sectors.
Founded in 2002, ModCloth has raised fashion industry standards through size inclusion, anti-photoshopping policies, and female leadership. As ModCloth continues to grow due to its freestanding and new independent ownership, it realised the importance of streamlining the supply chain.
The recently independent company required a flexible, powerful software that can be implemented quickly, in order to replace their current outdated programme. When assessing ModCloth’s pain points, DeSL found the overall need for supply chain end-to-end visibility, along with 3D capabilities, according to a press release by DeSL.
“We chose DeSL due to its end-to-end visibility, ability to integrate all functions for robust decisions, its flexibility in terms of current and future processes (such as 3D), and its simplicity of configuration in order to implement and pivot quickly. The product development process can be cumbersome, but the tools to support it don’t have to be; and in this case, the DeSL PLM tool will definitely reduce complexity,” Chris Schreiber, chief operating officer of ModCloth said.
Despite the obstacles presented by COVID-19, DeSL and the ModCloth team have worked hard to handle all business processes remotely. DeSL is beyond delighted to begin this partnership with ModCloth. The quick, remote implementation will provide a strong foundation for DeSL and both parties are looking forward to the future of PLM.
Founded in 2002, ModCloth has raised fashion industry standards through size inclusion, anti-photoshopping policies, and female leadership. As ModCloth continues to grow due to its freestanding and new independent ownership, it realised the importance of streamlining the supply chain.
The recently independent company required a flexible, powerful software that can be implemented quickly, in order to replace their current outdated programme. When assessing ModCloth’s pain points, DeSL found the overall need for supply chain end-to-end visibility, along with 3D capabilities, according to a press release by DeSL.
“We chose DeSL due to its end-to-end visibility, ability to integrate all functions for robust decisions, its flexibility in terms of current and future processes (such as 3D), and its simplicity of configuration in order to implement and pivot quickly. The product development process can be cumbersome, but the tools to support it don’t have to be; and in this case, the DeSL PLM tool will definitely reduce complexity,” Chris Schreiber, chief operating officer of ModCloth said.
Despite the obstacles presented by COVID-19, DeSL and the ModCloth team have worked hard to handle all business processes remotely. DeSL is beyond delighted to begin this partnership with ModCloth. The quick, remote implementation will provide a strong foundation for DeSL and both parties are looking forward to the future of PLM.
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