OMP Partners With EY to Transform Supply Chain Planning

OMP, which offers supply chain solutions, has announced it will be teaming with Ernst & Young (EY) in order to improve supply chain planning, a press release from OMP said Monday (July 11).

The partnership will accelerate supply chain transformations, add to capabilities and build operating models, the release said.

This alliance will help customers boost their end-to-end supply chain planning, including integrated business planning and scheduling.

That will also fulfill suppliers’ need for visibility and flexibility with supply chain planning. It will allow more proactive decision making and better business outcomes. The alliance continues the collaboration between OMP and EY that delivers global supply chain planning tools.

“EY organization is a leader in working side by side with OMP to deliver successful global planning transformations,” said Michael Dobslaw, EY global OMP alliance leader. “This alliance will accelerate and enable our OMP practice’s growth and capabilities as we continue to enable our clients with the end-to-end planning needed for today’s business challenges”

Meanwhile, Philip Vervloesem, senior vice president with OMP, said the alliance has power “in our complementary capabilities, the closely aligned organizations’ values and in-depth knowledge of the core industries we both focus on.”

Supply chains have been in the news, with companies offering solutions aimed at easing supply chain difficulties.

According to one PYMNTS report, Mexican FinTech eFactor Network is working alongside B2B supply chain finance firm PrimeRevenue to expand access to financing for Latin American agribusiness companies.

See also: PrimeRevenue, eFactor Team on Supply Chain Financing

The report noted that the technology will help Mexican development bank FIRA streamline funding for its network of financial institutions and intermediaries.

The model, according to the two companies, will add factoring programs for clients in the rural, agricultural, forestry and fishing sectors, along with communities of up to 50,000 people.

The partnership will let FIRA offer financial services, including working capital and factoring, for various companies of differing sizes.

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