P&G Extends Global Supply Chain Deal
Procter & Gamble (P&G) has renewed and expanded its contract for global supply chain management technology and services with GT Nexus. P&G has been using the GT Nexus platform since 2001 to manage its global logistics spend. The expanded solution gives users centralized transportation management and real time visibility into inventory flows across the global supply chain.
GT Nexus uses a "single version of truth" model to help deliver supply chain visibility and execution by shifting the information processing from the nodes to the center of the network. All parties are connected to the same cloud-based platform and partners are provided views into a common, standard information set, including the status of orders, inventory, shipments, documents and payments.
Using a centralized TMS control layer, communications about shipment information and bookings are communicated in a common format to GT Nexus's connected carrier network. As information changes, the entire network gets updated providing global transportation management and visibility.
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GT Nexus uses a "single version of truth" model to help deliver supply chain visibility and execution by shifting the information processing from the nodes to the center of the network. All parties are connected to the same cloud-based platform and partners are provided views into a common, standard information set, including the status of orders, inventory, shipments, documents and payments.
Using a centralized TMS control layer, communications about shipment information and bookings are communicated in a common format to GT Nexus's connected carrier network. As information changes, the entire network gets updated providing global transportation management and visibility.
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