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Campofrio Provides Senior Leadership a Top-Level View of the Company

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Campofrio Food Group, the largest meat processing company in Europe, uses MicroStrategy to enable a complex network of production and distribution lines to operate as a single, agile company. Campofrio develops corporate dashboards that cover multiple departments and provide unique insight on the business with just a glance. Learn how their custom solutions help reduce costs, accelerate distribution timetables, and ultimately drive a strategy for ambitious growth.

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