Welcome to another episode of our podcast, hosted by Emmanuel Scuto, the CEO and founder of WeYield, the leading revenue management company specializing in the car rental industry.
In this episode of the podcast, Emmanuel talks with Denis Maure, co-partner and Managing Director of Sepamat, the leading Europcar franchisee in France. They delve into the ambitious project of migrating Sepamat's 40-year-old ERP system to the modern solution, Wheels.
Main topics discussed:
Background and Challenges of Sepamat:Sepamat, a pioneer in automotive mobility in western France, manages a fleet of 7,000 vehicles with a revenue of 60 million euros, operating under the brands Europcar, LocEco, and Marguerite. Faced with the obsolescence of its ERP system after four decades, the company had to act swiftly.
Migration Process:
Results and Impacts:The project went beyond a simple software update; it transformed Sepamat organizationally, requiring significant team availability (50% of their time). The successful launch resulted in increased efficiency and productivity, enabling new advancements, particularly better tracking of back-office impacts.
In this episode, discover how Sepamat navigated the challenges of an ERP migration and the lessons learned that could benefit others in the industry.
📌 Here's a glimpse into the enriching discussion:
Denis Maure is the co-director of SEPAMAT, a family-owned automotive solutions company established in 1983, located in Orvault, Pays de la Loire, France. With a robust background in finance and organizational management from Audencia Business School, Denis has led SEPAMAT for over three decades, developing innovative mobility solutions and a range of fleet services, ensuring the company's leadership and responsible engagement in local markets.
🎙️ As the host of The Revenue Machine podcast, I am passionate about transforming the car rental industry through Yield, Revenue Management, and new technologies. Entrepreneur since 2007, I founded WeYield to empower and, more importantly, to provide greater freedom to all entrepreneurs and professionals in the Mobility sector.