RedPrairie announces global agreement to supply convenience store solutions to Chevron

RedPrairie Corporation, a world leading consumer driven optimisation company, has announced that Chevron has chosen RedPrairies BlueCube Enterprise for their North American company owned, company operated stores and franchise sites.  Chevron is the second-largest U.S.-based energy company and plans to implement RedPrairie solutions at convenience stores in the United States and Canada.  

Chevron will implement the RedPrairie solution for a consistent way to measure and operate their company owned sites and ExtraMile franchise sites. 

We are thrilled to have Chevron, one of the top five global oil companies, as one of our premier customers in the petroleum/c-store marketplace.  By utilizing BlueCube Enterprise, Chevron expects to have a common platform which will help them achieve better operational excellence, said Kevin Saum, RedPrairie Petroleum and C-Store Leader.

RedPrairies BlueCube Enterprise is a comprehensive solution for obtaining effective and efficient operations for petroleum and convenience stores.  A web-architectured framework allows operators to manage the scale and price of the solution to meet business objectives while quickly achieving the benefit and payback of optimized inventory and employees.  BlueCube Enterprise Solution for petroleum and C-stores impacts virtually all of the site-based operations-related environments, from daily budgeting and forecasts of inventory and employees to production planning, fresh item control, recipe management, and employee scheduling and time and attendance.

About RedPrairie Corporation

RedPrairie is a world leading consumer driven optimization company. Built on an advanced Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) developed over the past 10 years, the RedPrairie integrated suite of solutions offers on-demand capabilities to over 25,000 sites worldwide for many of the worlds largest companies.

RedPrairies E2e solutions synchronize people and products throughout the customer buying cycle to ensure goods reach the right place at the right time. At the point of sale, this means consumers have access to desired products and that the store is staffed with the right people to help them make their purchases. In the production cycle, it means suppliers and manufacturers time and synchronize shipments and production based on demand signals from the retailer. And in the back room of the store, it means having the least amount of inventory, solving the last yard problem of the retail supply chain.

With 20 global service sites and standard service methods that have been validated over the last 30 years, RedPrairie provides unparalleled service and support.