Levi Strauss & Co. (LS&Co.) is overhauling its legacy technology systems across the globe in favor of a unified one that integrates AI.

The San Fransisco-based company said in a recent statement that it is modernizing its tech infrastructure by upgrading its global enterprise resource planning ( ERP ) with the help of software firm SAP . The initiative is designed to streamline internal operations and support the 173-year-old denim brand’s broader transformation into a digital-first company.

To do this, LS&Co. is integrating its systems into SAP S/4 Fashion, a cloud-based ERP system with core SAP functionality that supports wholesale, e-commerce and retail models.

LS&Co. is already in the process of replacing “a fragmented landscape” of systems, which were built for a wholesale-first business model and customized by regions, with a single global platform. To date, the company has retired more than 90 legacy systems and standardized more than 80 percent of business processes globally.…