Microsoft
Optimize supply chains
According to Microsoft, the Microsoft Supply Chain Platform helps companies maximize their investment in data along the entire supply chain through an open approach.
The solution combines Microsoft solutions for artificial intelligence (AI), collaboration, low-code development, IT security and the company's SaaS applications in a freely composable platform. The platform also makes it easier to use Microsoft Cloud offerings to optimize supply chains. It integrates Microsoft Azure, Dynamics 365, Microsoft Teams and the Microsoft Power Platform. With the Power Platform extension Microsoft Dataverse, companies can also create connectors to provide supply chain visibility, develop custom workflows with low-code solutions and collaborate securely with internal and external users through Microsoft Teams.
The preview for the Microsoft Supply Chain Center, a command center for the supply chain platform designed to provide transparency and visibility along the supply chain, was also announced.
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