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How Kawasaki Engines Drove $6.5M in 90 Days With ForeFront and Salesforce

If you manage complex dealer networks, you know that legacy technologies can limit both your team and your buyers. As a leading manufacturer of engines and parts for lawn, landscape, and other commercial…
If you manage complex dealer networks, you know that legacy technologies can limit both your team and your buyers. As a leading manufacturer of engines and parts for lawn, landscape, and other commercial and residential equipment, Kawasaki serves customers through a nationwide network of OEMs, distributors, and independent dealers. Supporting more than 7,700 dealers meant finding a better way to connect people, products, and service across an increasingly complex and distributed technology landscape. While Kawasaki’s legacy LANSA-based ERP system had served the business well for decades, it had reached its functional limit.…
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