Van Houtum is an independent manufacturer of hygienic paper. The headquarters and two production sites are based in The Netherlands, and make use of HAI*QPM as SaaS (Software as a Service) to help them identify opportunities to reduce waste and energy consumption.
Sonneveld is part of Orkla Food Ingredients, a leading European supplier of bakery ingredients with subsidiaries in over 17 European countries. They created a real-time view on production and quality using HAI*QPM software in their manufacturing facilities.
Delicia, the worlds biggest producer of chocolate decorations with a focus primarily on Retail and Industry, is one of HAI’s customers who implemented HAI*QPM big data software in their production processes.
With HAI*QPM software, Yakult went “paperless” in 2009 and hasn’t looked back since. With their headquarters in Japan, Yakult is the world’s leading pro biotic beverage manufacturer with 2,903 employees worldwide.
Elopak is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of carton-based packaging solutions for liquid food products. They depend on HAI software for real-time monitoring of (non-)conformance in production.
Aviko is a satisfied HAI*QPM client and one of the world’s top 4 potato processors. They are part of the Cosun Group: Cosun produces and sells natural ingredients and foodstuffs.
One of HAI’s clients, the Kerry Group, is a world leader in the food and beverage industry, employing 23.000 people, with 100 factories. They are active in 140 countries.
The A-ware Food Group – HAI*QPM supports the A-ware Food Group’s new cheese plant in its quest for Triple A; Awareness, Ambition and A-Quality!
PepsiCo offers the world’s largest portfolio of billion-dollar food and beverage brands, including 18 different product lines. Since 2009 they have used SAP webbased production Software by HAI*QPM.
Customer Quotes about HAI*QPM software • A-ware Good Group: “The software is proven technology in the dairy world…” Aviko: “In the end it’s all about enabling process improvement…” Pepsico: “HAI*QPM enables effective continuous improvement…”