MEET THE BOSS: Esat Sezer, Coca-Cola

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Drinks giant's chief information officer explains why you can always find a Coke when you need one.

Esat Sezer is CIO for Coca-Cola Enterprises: 70,000 employees handling replenishment for all of this global brands non-alcoholic beverages.

 

Oh yes, and over 50 percent of the workforce is mobile. But have you ever not found a Coke when you want one? Here, he explains how this is achieved.

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