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Kinaxis Works With German Company to "Orchestrate" Supply Chain
Jul 18, 2024 5:12 AM

07:46 AM EDT, 07/18/2024 (MT Newswires) -- Kinaxis ( KXSCF ) on Thursday said it is working with NORMA Group, a German manufacturer of clamps, connectors and fluid systems, to bring transparency and speed to its supply chain.

NORMA Group operates 25 manufacturing plants globally, developing secure clamps and connectors that are used in diverse industries.

Kinaxis ( KXSCF ) said its AI-powered software allows companies to "orchestrate" their supply chain network end to end, from strategic planning to last-mile delivery.

"We're seeing more regulatory changes around the globe that are directly impacting manufacturers, making it difficult for supply chain leaders to stay on time and on budget - being able to adapt to these changes as they come and plan for whatever might be next, will be a gamechanger for NORMA Group," said Claire Rychlewski, chief sales officer at Kinaxis ( KXSCF ).

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