Exiger, a SaaS company specializing in supply chain management, has introduced 1Exiger, a comprehensive supply chain platform and user experience (UX). This platform integrates Exiger’s suite of artificial intelligence solutions into a single platform and offers an end-to-end supply chain resilience environment for confident, auditable, and rapid decision-making based on real-time insights.
Key features and highlights of 1Exiger include:
- Integrated AI Solutions: 1Exiger combines Exiger’s suite of award-winning AI solutions, such as DDIQ, Insight 3PM, Ion Channel, SDX, and Supply Chain Explorer, into a single platform.
- Access to a Vast Dataset: It leverages the world’s largest corporate and supply chain dataset, along with a data partner network, state-of-the-art mapping, and industry-leading AI.
- Democratized Insights: The platform aims to democratize supply chain insights and decision-making, making risk scoring and thresholding accessible to users of all experience levels.
- Collaborative Decision-Making: It facilitates collaborative decision-making environments, empowering procurement professionals while providing visibility to compliance stakeholders supervising risk.
- User-Centric Design: 1Exiger’s design focuses on providing a user experience that resembles consumer-facing apps, ensuring user-friendly navigation and workflows.
- Public and Commercial Rollout: The platform is set to be available to the public sector in September and the commercial markets in October.
- Continuous Scaling: Exiger plans to scale 1Exiger over the next decade, adapting it to evolving supply chain, geopolitical, economic, and risk landscapes.
Exiger’s launch of 1Exiger reflects the company’s commitment to revolutionize supply chain management and provide a streamlined, AI-powered solution for supply chain resilience, risk management, and decision-making. This development comes after Exiger’s recent acquisitions, including Ion Channel and Supply Dynamics, contributing to the company’s momentum in the industry.
By FCCT Editorial Team
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