Global Company Ditches Phones in Favour of MS Teams Via Neat
News item: September 22, 2023
HAVI is indeed a significant player in the realm of global innovation and supply chain excellence. Established in 1974, the company has grown to become a major presence with a vast global reach. Spanning over 100 locations and employing over 10,000 individuals. The core of HAVI’s success lies in its distinct blend of logistics leadership and marketing expertise. Which has led to a revolutionary impact on the supply chains of major restaurant and retail brands across the globe.
The core of HAVI’s operations lies in its ability to innovate, deliver, and proficiently manage supply chains and marketing services. Over 300 customer brands benefit from HAVI’s expertise, empowered by robust digital analytics. In its current landscape, HAVI operates through three primary business units: HAVI Supply Chain, tms, and Stanley. Notably, they also engage in the manufacturing of various products including lunch boxes, flasks, and even the iconic toys found in McDonald’s Happy Meals.
A significant turning point came in 2019 when HAVI strategically pushed its workforce to embrace the potential of Microsoft Teams, leading to the removal of physical phones. This shift catalysed a comprehensive upgrade of their conference rooms, marked by the adoption of Microsoft Teams Rooms. Consequently, the organisation transitioned towards a hybrid working model, embracing the benefits of both physical and virtual collaboration.
By 2022, HAVI embraced Neat, a cutting-edge solution that aligns perfectly with their hybrid-first philosophy. This marked a pivotal moment in their operational landscape, especially for their North American employees who now fully embrace a 100% hybrid work model. Approximately one-third of these employees visit the office in person each week, underlining the effectiveness of this approach.
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