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Latest News Releases
- February 09, 2010
- Kinaxis Launches Free Supply Chain Performance Benchmarking Service
- February 08, 2010
- Kinaxis Supply Chain Expert Community Expands and Improves
- February 03, 2010
- 2009 a Record Year for Kinaxis
- December 08, 2009
- Kinaxis Invites Industry Constituents to Benefit from New Affiliate Program
Latest Press Clippings
- February 2010
- Supply & Demand Chain Executive
Positioning the Supply Chain for Recovery
The strategic role of the supply chain within the enterprise also is a theme in the closing address scheduled for the SCM World Live 2010 event presented by Professor Hau l. Lee, of the Stanford Graduate School of Business, and John Sicard, with Kinaxis, and titled "Matching Supply and Demand with Sensisble Sense and Responsive Response." Sicard says that the topic of the presentation is crucial for supply chain executives today because more and more companies are recognizing that a responsive supply chain is becoming an imperative to compete in today's volatile marketplace. "It's a board room-level discussion. It's not a question of tactical managers and directors trying to be more responsive," he says. - January 2010
- SupplyChainDigest
Keeping the S&OP Heart Beat Going
For many, the sales and operations plan (S&OP) is the heartbeat of the company ….or at least it is supposed to be. Like the human heart, it must be fully functioning all the time. And if there’s an unexpected obstruction, it needs to be fixed fast. Finding out what went wrong after the fact is too late. - January 2010
- IndustryWeek
Viewpoint -- Suites are Sour... and I Am Not Alone
ERP suites are too complicated, too expensive and most importantly, they don't fulfill the real need. By Doug Colbeth, CEO, Kinaxis - January 2010
- Gerson Lehrman Group
Software Suites Still Not Meeting Business Needs
...These products were designed and developed piecemeal for departmental silos and functional parts of a business. Although vendors provide integrations across these parts in solution suites, they still don't meet the real needs and cause many project failures for customers.
