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Kraft Heinz | Client Case Story Building a world where consumer wants don't lead to an empty shelf Watch the video Let's make life delicious! Just imagine: your customer is in the supermarket, and the mustard has run out. How can you avoid this? You have no idea where it went - but you really want to keep ketchup-lovers happy.The out-of-stock issue is no longer a problem with the Sales Tech Ecosystem. A system made to transform data insights into dynamic business actions Right data at the right time The Sales Tech Ecosystem is a digital, automated business management system that provides the sales team with the right data at the right time from a single platform Revenue increment The system increases revenue and reduces costs for all business units in the international zone, consolidating data and providing real-time information while monitoring the entire sales cycle for better informed decisions faster than ever before Business knowledge The Ecosystem allows Kraft Heinz to increase business knowledge and establish a long-term data-driven partnership with customers, ensuring that every store offers the right product Kraft Heinz Sales Tech Ecosystem Think international, act local An international agile project This project started life in Brazil, delivering the Sales Tech Ecosystem product with the tools and other customised features created for the Brazilian market. We plan to continue rollout in other key territories in the Kraft Heinz international zone. Multicultural engagement The project was staffed from six countries: Portugal, the UK, Brazil, Uruguay, Germany and the USA. Teams worked together and shared global and local knowledge. Kraft Heinz + CI&T Project Outcomes - Efficient and productive team - Increased customer satisfaction - Better internal communication and coordination - Faster decision making