Suntory PepsiCo Vietnam Beverage · Enterprise data

Suntory PepsiCo Vietnam: an Enterprise Data Hub for shared reporting

Twin delivered an Enterprise Data Hub for Suntory PepsiCo Vietnam Beverage, bringing information from core business systems into a shared, governed foundation for reporting, analysis and cross-functional decision-making.

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Company context photograph from Suntory PepsiCo Vietnam’s official website — Suntory PepsiCo Vietnam

About Suntory PepsiCo Vietnam Beverage

A national beverage business with reporting needs across the operation

Suntory PepsiCo Vietnam Beverage is the strategic alliance between Japan’s Suntory and PepsiCo of the United States. Its published company profile lists six manufacturing plants, five offices and nearly 3,000 direct employees across Vietnam.

The business continues to expand. Vietnam Government News reported the opening of its Tay Ninh plant on 10 July 2026, with designed capacity of approximately 1.2 billion litres a year. That operating scale provides the context for Twin’s Enterprise Data Hub: shared reporting across sales, inventory, supply chain, finance, production, procurement and marketing.

6 plantsManufacturing footprint listed in the Vietnam company profile.Vietnam operating footprint

5 officesOffices nationwide, listed in the same company profile.National business presence

Nearly 3,000Direct employees reported by the Vietnam business.Local workforce

Company profile checked 26 October 2026. Plant capacity is a business expansion milestone; it is designed capacity, rather than actual output or the coverage of Twin’s programme.

Customer challenge

A common view of information from different systems

Sales, Inventory, Supply Chain, Finance, Production, Procurement and Marketing used information from different operational systems. Cross-functional reporting required teams to collect and reconcile those views.

The programme connected the sources and established the ownership, definitions and governance needed for shared reporting.

Twin built an Enterprise Data Hub that brought information from systems including DMS, SAP, MEMS, CMMS and Excel into a shared data and business-intelligence environment.

The delivery scope

Five named source families, seven business functions and a shared data foundation

The programme brought DMS, SAP, MEMS, CMMS and Excel sources into a common environment. Source integration sat alongside data ownership, quality responsibilities and common records, so reporting teams could work from a shared foundation.

Business data sources

DMS
SAP
MEMS
CMMS
Excel and business files

Enterprise Data Hub

Consolidation and data preparation
Data owners and stewards
Data quality responsibilities
Master Data Management for shared records

Reporting and analysis

Cross-functional business intelligence
Sales and distributor reporting
Profitability and cost analysis
Self-service reporting
Forecasting and planning use cases

Business functions covered in the programme: Sales, Inventory, Supply Chain, Finance, Production, Procurement and Marketing. The source list describes system families; forecasting and predictive analysis are programme use cases.

Illustrative reporting views

Sample dashboards showing comparable reporting ideas

Sample dashboards. Production dashboards are private. These examples use sample data to illustrate similar reporting ideas; the layouts and figures are not Suntory PepsiCo production screens or business results.

Sample profitability dashboard using sample data, not client production data — Illustrative profitability reporting with sample data. This is not a production client dashboard.

Sample cost of goods dashboard using sample data, not client production data — Illustrative cost reporting with sample data. Figures do not describe the client’s performance.

Sample distributor dashboard using sample data, not client production data — Illustrative distributor reporting with sample data, showing a comparable analytical view.

Sample sales performance dashboard using sample data, not client production data — Illustrative sales reporting with sample data. The actual production dashboard remains private.

Why the data foundation mattered

Shared records and definitions for recurring business reporting

The hub gave business teams a shared foundation for preparing reports across functions. Integration and data stewardship were handled together, allowing analysis to use common records and definitions. The programme was designed to reduce repeated collection and reconciliation and make more reporting available to business users.

A broader engineering task than the dashboard alone

The work combined source connections, data preparation, ownership and Master Data Management with reporting. A useful dashboard depended on the information and responsibilities underneath it.

Project value

A shared data foundation for recurring business decisions

The Enterprise Data Hub brought information from DMS, SAP, MEMS, CMMS and Excel into a common foundation serving seven business functions. Agreed ownership, master data and quality controls gave recurring reports a more consistent basis.

This made the programme useful beyond an individual dashboard: teams could work from shared records and definitions when reviewing sales, operations and finance. The sample dashboard images illustrate comparable reporting patterns; the client’s production reports remain private.

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