Jollibee temporarily closed some stores

**badkuk** · August 14th, 2014 10:28 AM

Originally Posted by rollyic

Hindi ba netsuite ang gamit ng jollibee?

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impression ko lang sir is they migrated *to* SAP; me nagsabi naman na they migrated from SAP to Oracle.

Nagtataka rin ako how this got pass the CEO/BoD; half a billion pesos, one year? So they just took the CIO's/IT firm's word for it?

**badkuk** · August 14th, 2014 10:32 AM

Originally Posted by shadow

Cover up yan system migration.

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Hmm, open secret naman siguro kung sino yung IT firm di ba? If they own up to it officially, then malabo sigurong cover up yan -- who'd risk their own firm's name for Jollibee? On the other hand, if they deny it...

There's a rumor going about that they source chicken from China; pero maliliit yung manok na gamit sa Chickenjoy right, and usually malalaki yung imported na manok?

**badkuk** · August 14th, 2014 10:40 AM

ouch.

2 more months of ‘Chickensad’

**yebo** · August 14th, 2014 10:43 AM

OT: malaki imported na manok kasi puro steroids. alam nyo naman sa china, fresh milk nga nilagyan ng melamine e yan pa kayang chicken ang di nila gawan ng hocus-pocus para lumaki. especially going to the philippines ang product at alam nila hindi strict ang food and drug dito, at NALALAGYAN pa.

ang owners kaya ng jollibee ay regular na kumakain ng chickenjoy? o kahit anong products nila? kung ang sagot ay "NO" kakain ka pa ba sa jollibee?

**badkuk** · August 14th, 2014 10:51 AM

Originally Posted by yebo

OT: malaki imported na manok kasi puro steroids. alam nyo naman sa china, fresh milk nga nilagyan ng melamine e yan pa kayang chicken ang di nila gawan ng hocus-pocus para lumaki. especially going to the philippines ang product at alam nila hindi strict ang food and drug dito, at NALALAGYAN pa.

Umiiwas na talaga ako sa pagkain from China ever since the melamine scandal; who the hell puts industrial chemicals in milk?!? Di lang yun, after naconfiscate yung tainted milk products, after a few years it made it back to the market.

Pati tsaa naghahanap na rin ako na galing Taiwan, etc

**12vdc** · August 14th, 2014 11:30 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

i am now confused...
is it the lack of chickens, or is it the oracle that neo talked to?

Its the IT thing that led to shortage of chicken in the stores.

See how drastic things could be if automation system fails. Always simulate, backup, redundiate, diversify, come up with fallback plan, and most importantly don't forget the override/manual switch..

Ramkar(KFC) and Golden Arches(McDo) have similar IT infra AFAIK, hope they learned from Jabi.

**1D4LV** · August 14th, 2014 02:22 PM

Originally Posted by 12vdc

Its the IT thing that led to shortage of chicken in the stores.

See how drastic things could be if automation system fails. Always simulate, backup, redundiate, diversify, come up with fallback plan, and most importantly don't forget the override/manual switch..

Ramkar(KFC) and Golden Arches(McDo) have similar IT infra AFAIK, hope they learned from Jabi.

KFC's SAP is stable.... And it is being maintained by their affiliate Kaisa Consulting.
But I agree with you... The failure of the IT system implementation resulting to "haka-haka....", which resulted in the increase of prices...

**Calistro** · August 14th, 2014 04:29 PM

BusinessMirror - DA: Jollibee asking permit to import chicken

So I think they're opting to import chicken instead of doing movements in their inventory.

**falken** · August 14th, 2014 05:14 PM

Originally Posted by Calistro

BusinessMirror - DA: Jollibee asking permit to import chicken

So I think they're opting to import chicken instead of doing movements in their inventory.

That doesn't sound logical. :confused:

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**niky** · August 14th, 2014 10:15 PM

Originally Posted by falken

That doesn't sound logical. :confused:

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Ordering from overseas means they only talk to one or two big suppliers... as compared to here, where they have to shop around, talk to many different suppliers, deal with messy logistics... compete with supermarkets, drive prices up...