NULOGY and Kinaxis have announced a partnership to develop ‘cutting-edge’ solutions for brand manufacturing supply chain networks worldwide.
The move aims to ‘catalyse’ fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) and life science brands and their supplier networks to work together more effectively through digital transformation solutions, thereby mutually improving costs, service and revenue.
Combining the supply chain orchestration capabilities of Kinaxis with the collaborative external manufacturing specialisation of Nulogy aims to enable customers to share forecasts and order information with suppliers and receive inventory capacity information faster.
Nulogy said its purpose-built multi-enterprise platform enables greater responsiveness in the supply networks of brands including L’Oréal, Colgate-Palmolive, and Church & Dwight, as well as their extended suppliers and hundreds of sites around the world.
“Given the speed and volatility of today’s global market, it is more important than ever for brand manufacturers to digitally synchronise with their supplier communities in order to respond with agility,” said Jason Tham, CEO at Nulogy. “Through our partnership with Kinaxis, we look forward to collaborations that will elevate the performance of supply chain networks around the world.”
Kinaxis Maestro is an AI-infused end-to-end supply chain orchestration platform.
“Our partnership with Nulogy improves visibility, control and collaboration of the upstream network of critical suppliers, like contract manufacturers and co-packers, by integrating a variety of supplier data into Maestro,” said Bill Walker, senior director, partner solutions extensions at Kinaxis. “Giving our customers the ability to better run simulations, digitise planning and connect in suppliers.”
