CI&T has finished extending Ford’s Wings parts‑and‑warehouse‑management platform to nine warehouses throughout South America, delivering a fully integrated solution that supports local tax regulations and operational requirements.
The expansion required CI&T to adapt Wings to nine distinct tax regimes and to upskill teams on a legacy system that contains more than 550,000 lines of code. Three dedicated teams—combining development and continuous support—were deployed to maintain operational stability while rolling out new functionalities.
CI&T’s AI‑powered FLOW platform processed 4,800 minutes of meetings and 50,000 lines of transcripts to accelerate feature development, cutting the delivery timeline by two months. The company’s workforce of over 8,000 professionals across ten countries underpins the scale of this effort.
Ford IT Manager Wellyson Bianchini praised the partnership, saying, “With CI&T, we built the concept of a single, integrated team: people open to innovation and committed to constant experimentation in the use of AI. This balance moved us out of inertia and opened new possibilities for what we could achieve.” Senior Manager Jean Frank added, “The collaboration demonstrated how business immersion, technology, and artificial intelligence can accelerate critical processes involving substantial data volumes.”
The project exemplifies CI&T’s “land and expand” strategy, reinforcing its footprint in Latin America and showcasing the company’s ability to deliver AI‑driven digital transformation at scale for large enterprise clients. The successful integration of AI and the maintenance of operational stability position CI&T to capture additional opportunities within Ford’s global supply chain and beyond.
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