Levi’s migrates to standardized global ERP platform

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The initiative has resulted in more than 2,600 employees working from a single platform with common processes and data, according to the retail company.

Published May 13, 2026

Dive Brief:

• Levi Strauss & Co. has standardized more than 80% of its business processes globally as part of its multiyear modernization initiative, a significant part of which included migrating onto SAP S/4 Fashion, a cloud-based ERP system, the retail giant said in a Tuesday announcement. Levi’s is a customer participant at this week’s SAP Sapphire 2026.
• The transformation effort has resulted in the retirement of more than 90 legacy systems, enabling more than 2,600 employees to work from a single platform with a common data set and processes, the announcement said. Instead of opting for an ERP system it had to customize, Levi’s adopted SAP’s standard capabilities in an effort to build flexibility into the platform.
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