Decathlon's in-depth visit to Jack Intelligent Factory

On 15th January, Decathlon, the world's leading sporting goods retailer, came to Jack to have an in-depth visit to Jack's intelligent manufacturing and intelligent total solutions.

On the same day, Michael Lefebvre, the Textile Technology Director of Decathlon Group and the Head of the Textile 4.0 Industry, Pooja Ganesh, the Textile FG Methods Engineer & Automation Project Co-Leader, Terry Yao, the General Manager of Woven Business, Ivan Wang, the General Manager of Swimwear Business, Tracy Dan, the Textile FG Methods Engineer & Automation Project Co-Leader, and More than 10 Decathlon French textile method engineers came to Jack to visit and go deep into the casting, metalworking, assembly, inspection, packaging and other links, and conducted on-site experience of A.M.H, M9, M5 and other products.

At the communicating conference, Ruan Jixiang, founder of Jack Holding Group and chairman of Jack Shares, welcomed and thanked Michael Lefebvre and his delegation. He pointed out that as a clothing intelligent manufacturing complete solution service provider, Jack's only purpose and significance in existence is to better serve every customer. As clothing becomes increasingly fashionable and personalized, Jack's mission is to create more efficient intelligent manufacturing solutions.

Ruan Jixiang said that his previous visit to Decathlon's headquarters in France and various collisions between Jack's team and Decathlon's Chinese team were aimed at creating intelligent manufacturing solutions for the future. Jack launched the A.M.H last year, which was greatly helped by Decathlon's Wuhan factory. In the future, I hope to have in-depth exchanges and joint innovation with teams from all countries around the world of Decathlon, and contribute to the intelligent manufacturing of Decathlon and related industries.

Subsequently, Victor Jin, the General Manager of Jack's Global Strategic Account Department, introduced Jack's complete total solutions. Pooja Ganesh, the Textile FG Methods Engineer & Automation Project Co-Leader, introduced Decathlon's demand and practice for automation and intelligence. During the free communication session, both parties discussed some topics of common concern.

In the end, Michael Lefebvre expressed his gratitude to Jack. He pointed out that the intelligent manufacturing scene was once depicted by Mr. Ruan in France, now witnessed with his own eyes at Jack's factory today, and he looks forward to deeper cooperation with Jack in the future.