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“Great Software, but wont solve process or planner problems”
“Identifying inventory gaps works well, though deeper analysis is limited”
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Kinaxis provides technology solutions for supply chain management, offering tools to help companies of all sizes make rapid, intelligent decisions to respond to changing business conditions. By blending AI with human intelligence and its patented concurrency technique, the company aids in orchestrating the multi-enterprise supply chain, from strategic planning to last-mile delivery. Kinaxis Maestro platform is an extensible, cloud-based platform, offering a suite of interconnected applications and algorithms built on a single data model and code base, with a single user interface. Applications span sales and operations planning, demand, supply, inventory, production, control tower, transportation, orders, spare parts, returns, and more.
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- Manager, Supply Chain10B+ USDConsumer GoodsReview Source
Great Software, but wont solve process or planner problems
Focus on the product was strong, support during implimentation was good, resources provided for general use were great (KLC), customized support for our suloution and directive to the "best" way to do things and issues to aavoid could have been better. Follow up support to ensure functionality and user story completion after initial go live could have been better. Wish our initial design had better clarity around prioritization logic and the business process to support. Confusion around Java vs Web client reduced some of our comfort for SMEs who had to transition; a lot of process documentation was built for Java version.



