Streamlining Global Brand Consistency
Centralising support for a Multi-tenant CMS
Reckitt faced significant challenges in maintaining brand consistency across its 600+ registered domains worldwide. With multiple versions of a multi-tenant CMS system and disparate management by local agencies, brand sites varied greatly, leading to inconsistencies and inefficiencies. Budget constraints and regional requirements further complicated matters, making it difficult for brands to implement changes effectively.
To address these issues, Reckitt implemented the Web Factory initiative, a centralised solution to align brand execution globally, simplify processes, and ensure consistency without compromising regional needs. With a multi-tenant CMS running various versions and no centralised support, Reckitt struggled with brand inconsistencies and high costs. Regional managers often pursued unique creative offerings, further fragmenting brand identity. The Web Factory's objective was to establish a governance structure integrating global support with local ownership. By designing a Target Operating Model (T.O.M) and implementing existing technology solutions like JIRA, Reckitt streamlined its brand offerings and improved oversight, resulting in significant savings and enhanced brand consistency across its global operations.