Blue Yonder Supply Chain Command Center provides true ‘control tower’ capabilities that encompass people, processes, and technology. For PFSCM’s users (two-thirds of all staff), there have been marked changes as the solution feeds into intuitive, role‑based dashboards (via Power BI) and workflows so operational staff can easily review queues, manage approvals, and act on exceptions without intensive training. The solution also enables actionable alerts, prompts, and workload views so users know what requires attention, where bottlenecks sit, and how to prioritize tasks. Management dashboards enable managers to track transaction execution, measure team workloads (regional teams), and monitor KPIs (turnaround time, fill rates, exception resolution) to sustain improved service levels and efficiencies.
Compliant purchasing maintains high-quality standards
PFSCM’s mission is to improve access to health products in LMICs through effective procurement and delivery of quality-assured products.
PFSCM has done extensive work to create and maintain a robust framework for managing item and supplier master data to ensure all procurement complies with product quality assurance requirements. Products in the system all comply with the defined quality requirements, which is a key first step in preventing non-compliant products from entering the supply chain. Blue Yonder Supply Chain Command Center supports various chain-of-custody solutions for serial tracking, lot tracking, tracking across consolidation and deconsolidation, IoT operations, and targeted recalls. These innovations will continue to play a critical role in ensuring product integrity and quality throughout the health supply chain.
合作关系与演进
PFSCM, Accenture and Blue Yonder partnership
“Our approach to working with Accenture and Blue Yonder was to deploy the Supply Chain Command Center as the ultimate ‘go-to’ destination for users and the engine to power the organization. For this reason, it is commonly referred to as our ERP. But in the six years since the initial deployment, we have worked with Accenture to continually refine the system to add incremental value to the business, which is an ongoing initiative. The more our staff use the system, the more they can see areas where value can be created. It is a continual cycle of innovation.”—Berry de With.
Secure online catalog launched
In 2025, PFSCM launched a digital product catalog with a secure ordering portal to improve access to lifesaving health products for its clients. The HealthSupply Portal is connected to the Blue Yonder Supply Chain Command Center to provide streamlined access to an extensive range of health products, simplifying procurement with intuitive search, comprehensive product information, and a secure ordering system. “In the last few years, PFSCM has become more digital and data-centric, with the deployment of new tools, including Blue Yonder, to help us incrementally improve product information management, increase transparency, and streamline processes to meet and exceed our clients’ expectations. The new portal reduces the complexity of navigating our extensive portfolio of more than 6,200 specialized health products.” —Perry van Dam, PFSCM Information Technology Director.
Future plans
Improved transportation management
Since the initial deployment of the Blue Yonder system in 2019, PFSCM has been incrementally unlocking the value within the system to embrace new business models, logistic blueprints and best practices. Next, PFSCM plans to explore some of its advanced transportation management system (TMS) capabilities built into the application to increase the efficiency of its international freight management. It seeks to determine how TMS can help consolidate product consignments at the country of origin to promote efficiency.
Summary
自 Blue Yonder Supply Chain Command Center 成功部署以来,该解决方案已被 PFSCM 用于交付约 12,000 次货运(平均每年 2,000 次),总计超过 9,400 万个单位。
通过整合端到端网络的实时可视性、先进分析能力和用户友好的运营层,PFSCM 得以自动化利用准确数据,从而缩短交付周期、减少错误、降低服务成本,并更好地保障中低收入国家 (LMIC) 患者以及医疗器械和其他健康产品最终用户的产品质量。
Blue Yonder Supply Chain Command Center has helped convert transactional complexity into coordinated, data‑driven execution, enabling smaller teams to manage much larger volumes with greater reliability and transparency.