by Robert Solomon | May 19, 2020 | B2B Software, Retail, Supply Chain Automation
Gartner recently issued the second iteration of its Magic Quadrant for Multi-Enterprise Supply Chain Business Networks (MESCBNs). (Catchy acronym, huh?) While, there’s no perfect definition of a Multi-Enterprise Supply Chain Business Network, Gartner’s...
by Robert Solomon | Dec 17, 2019 | B2B Software, Collaborative Project Management, Industry Big Data, Managed Services, Matchmaking, Supplier Credentialling, Supply Chain Automation, Supply Chain Finance |
Please forgive this shameless bit of self-promotion. I’ve just updated my e-book on the Nine Value Propositions of B2B SaaS Platforms. Based on feedback I received about the old version, I think many of you will find it of interest. The Nine Value Propositions of...
by Robert Solomon | Dec 3, 2018 | B2B Software, Supply Chain Automation
There are a surprising number of public, micro-cap companies in the supply chain software market. By virtue of their forced transparency, these companies are useful indicators of industry economics and valuations. Micro-Cap Stocks are Getting Crushed During the...
by Robert Solomon | Nov 29, 2018 | B2B Software, Supply Chain Automation
Everywhere I go lately people say “Bob, we really miss your blogging.” (Actually, this has never happened, but there’s a parallel world in which it could.) The recent merger activity in B2B Networks has, however, forced me out of my complacency....
by Robert Solomon | Mar 5, 2018 | B2B Software, Global Trade Management, Supply Chain Automation, Supply Chain Finance
E2Open made an unsolicited offer for Amber Road (AMBR) on February 12, but it escaped my notice until this week (h/t Dan Juliano). E2Open’s offer seems to have escaped a lot of people’s notice. Everyone I have asked about it was surprised as well! The...
by Robert Solomon | Jun 7, 2016 | Automobile, Industry Cloud, Industry Concentration, Supply Chain Automation, Vertical Cloud
Those of you over the age of 40 remember the crazy B2B consortia days of the late 1990s. (For those you under 40, just imagine the sub-prime mortgage lunacy transferred to software!) During that time, the Big Three American auto companies formed two auto consortia:...
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