Food Logistics Names John Galt Solutions a 2022 Top Software & Technology Provider Award Winner
Dec 13, 2022
John Galt Solutions, automating supply chain planning to empower business leaders to make better decisions faster, is proud to announce industry trade publication Food Logistics has named the company a 2022 Top Software & Technology Providers award recipient. This annual award honors software and technology providers that ensure a safe, efficient, and reliable global cold food and beverage supply chain.
In an increasingly complex environment focused on safe, quality production and distribution, food and beverage supply chain leaders need innovative solutions that deliver continuous intelligence and data-driven insights to make confident decisions and successfully run their operations. To thrive in a highly volatile macroeconomic landscape with increasing costs and rising customer demands, food and beverage companies require technology that enables greater visibility across the network and a stronger connection between supply chain and finance. Tightening the link between supply chain and finance allows companies to make faster and more confident decisions while modeling financial drivers to drive profitability and maximize opportunities.
Leading companies in food and beverage and beyond turn to John Galt Solutions' Atlas Planning Platform to help simplify complex supply chain challenges while building resilient supply chains for whatever the future may hold. The Atlas Planning Platform allows companies to strengthen cross-functional collaboration, as well as to use multiple internal and external data signals to quickly sense and respond to changes in demand and overcome supply constraints. As an end-to-end supply chain planning software solution, Atlas helps companies include real world constraints when designing and executing their replenishment plans such as truck load capacity and transportation requirements, and perform "what-if" scenario analyses to determine the optimal path forward.
"This award is another valuable recognition of our unique ability to serve supply chain leaders across industries - including the food and beverage industry - to power their digital transformation initiatives and run at their best, today and into the future," said Alex Pradhan, Product Strategy Leader at John Galt Solutions. "We are thankful to Food Logistics for naming us once again a recipient of the Top Software and Technology Provider awards!"
About John Galt Solutions
More than ever, companies must be able to sense and respond to the dynamics of complex global supply chain performance, seize new opportunities, reduce costs, and drive profitability. John Galt Solutions' Atlas Planning Platform provides a comprehensive end-to-end supply chain planning solution with advanced analytics and machine learning to automate planning, break down business silos and deliver greater visibility. Atlas Planning, a SaaS-based platform, transforms S&OP processes; demand, inventory, and replenishment; supply and inventory optimization; manufacturing planning and scheduling; financial budget and sales forecasting. We partner closely with companies such as MARS, Continental Tire, Milwaukee Tool, Deschutes Brewery, Organic Valley, Netgear, and Civica to empower planners to make better and faster decisions with greater confidence. To learn how John Galt Solutions can help you improve supply chain performance, visit www.johngalt.com.
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