Latest version of Voyager Solutions features improved performance management, more demand chain planning functionality, expanded supply chain planning
Atlanta — February 15, 2006 — Logility Inc., a supplier of collaborative supply chain solutions, today announced the general availability of its supply chain management suite Logility Voyager Solutions 7.5. The company said the latest version of the software includes upgrades to help distribution-intensive companies use the Internet to gain visibility of key metrics, support demand-driven business strategies, manage global supply chain activities, optimize transportation operations, and accelerate sales and operations planning (S&OP) processes.
Logility said the changes incorporated into Voyager Solutions 7.5 are a result of input from customers and industry experts, along with technology advancements, to more easily support customers' demand-driven supply chain initiatives.
Voyager 7.5['s]...improvements target usability, interactivity and configurability of the User Interface, said Lora Cecere, research director, in a September 1, 2005, AMR Research Alert. Unlike many of its competitors, Logility continues to launch products with sufficient improvements to make customers want to upgrade. The 7.5 release appears to continue this tradition.
Mike Edenfield, president and CEO of Logility, commented that his company's goal is to make relevant supply chain information available to business decision makers across the enterprise. Logility Voyager Solutions 7.5 feature collaborative Web-based functionality to help companies more easily support a demand-driven supply chain, one focused on improving productivity, reducing costs and increasing perfect orders.
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- Increased opportunities for customer interaction create new operational challenges for Sales, Marketing and Service — the Demand Chain. Organizations must look beyond technology to the true foundation of creating and managing demand. For more information, read the SCDExec.com exclusive "Trends in the Demand Chain."
