Swiss Army Brands, Inc. is recognized throughout the world as the importer, distributor, and manufacturer of premium consumer products, including the Swiss Army Brand watches and Victorinox Original Swiss Army knives. The company had five separate product departments, each with its own legacy system, and Swiss Army Brands was seeking a united software solution. Swiss Army Brands implemented PeopleSoft World solutions which included Financial Management, Logistics/Distribution and Manufacturing.
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