Wipro and Celonis have launched a Supply Chain Command Center to help businesses transform their supply chain processes.
Designed to support all four stages of supply chain management - planning, sourcing, developing, and delivering - the new center hosts a wide range of enterprise-grade solutions, including process KPI benchmarking and process optimization.
Using ready-to-use models, organizations can assess process maturity levels, analyze custom code, and automate procedures.
In addition, the command center enables companies to detect and eliminate process bottlenecks, obtain vital business insights, explore new business opportunities, manage risks, and maintain business continuity at all times. Its “planning cockpit” feature helps adapt to changes in demand, increase forecast accuracy, and strengthen supply chain resilience.
“Supply chain management has long been a priority for global businesses, but the need to transform the supply chain has dramatically increased due to the pandemic,” said Harish Dwarkanhalli, president of applications and data at Wipro.
“Our joint solution enables businesses to reimagine and retransform the supply chain process, using data and process intelligence across large transformation projects. We are pleased to partner with Celonis to bring this innovative solution to companies around the globe.”
The Wipro-Celonis Supply Chain Command Center solution is available as-a-service with no upfront costs.
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Celonis global vice president and head of BPO and Managed Services, Amit Puri, said: “Since announcing our global partnership earlier this year, Wipro and Celonis are jointly driving next-gen digital transformation impact for global customers.
“Supply Chain Command Center solution is our new joint offering that is helping enterprises optimize their supply chain management transformation initiatives.
"The powerful combination of Celonis Execution Management System (EMS) with Wipro’s domain expertise and advanced augmented intelligence capabilities of Wipro Holmes, enables us to unlock faster value for our customers across every industry segment and accelerate supply chain transformation through data-driven business execution.”
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