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The Metrics Behind the Metrics: Why Conformance Drives Performance
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) tell us where we succeeded. However, it is Key Conformance Indicators (KCIs) that determine whether success is repeatable. Let’s talk about something everyone can relate to—chocolate chip cookies. I love my mother’s cookies. They’ve been a family staple for years, and in my (entirely unbiased) opinion, they’re perfect. They look beautiful and taste even better. But that perfection isn’t by chance. She’s spent years...
E2open Named a Leader in IDC MarketScape for Multi-Enterprise Supply Chain Commerce Networks 2025
Recognized for network scale, comprehensive AI-powered suite and enterprise-grade trust DALLAS – Dec. 17, 2025 – E2open, a WiseTech Global Group company, has been recognized as a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Multi-Enterprise Supply Chain Commerce Networks (MESCCN) 2025 Vendor Assessment (doc # US53010225, November 2025). The report highlights e2open’s strengths in network...
E2open Named a Leader in the IDC Marketspace: Worldwide Multi-Enterprise Supply Chain Commerce Network 2025
E2open is recognized as a leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Multi-Enterprise Supply Chain Commerce Network 2025 Vendor Assessment. Download the official IDC excerpt and see how modern multi-enterprise networks help businesses strengthen resilience, improve collaboration and visibility, and drive performance beyond your four walls. Why multi-enterprise supply chain networks matter Today’s supply chains depend on an intricate ecosystem of up and downstream partners. Studies—and experience—show most disruptions originate among these third-party partners. With a multi-enterprise supply chain network, companies can take an outside-in approach by collaborating across demand, supply, inventory, orders, transportation, and compliance in near real-time. Earlier signals mean faster response times. What you’ll learn in the IDC excerpt The IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Multi-Enterprise Supply Chain Commerce Network 2025 Vendor Assessment: Explains how businesses can use supply chain networks to address visibility and collaboration at scale Shares the capabilities and strategies of e2open Provides buyer guidance on how to choose a […]
E2open Connected Planning: Plan with Confidence, Act with Clarity
Today’s supply chain leaders have it tough. Demand can shift overnight and send ripples of disruption through supplier networks. To compound matters, many of the planning tools they rely on were designed around predictability, and today’s business landscape is anything but. The truth is that most disruptions occur outside your four walls, and traditional approaches simply don’t provide the visibility or agility to keep up with the messy realities of modern supply chains. The antidote to all this uncertainty? E2open Connected Planning.
Beyond Resilience: The Future Supply Chain Playbook
Global trade policy upheaval and the rise of Agentic AI have redefined how global supply chains operate in 2025. As companies learn to navigate geopolitical and regulatory uncertainty while rethinking their manufacturing footprints, the focus is shifting from reacting to disruptions to building proactive, intelligent data-driven strategies. Watch this session to hear David Strauss, VP of Strategic Partner and Enterprise Solutions at e2open, along with Przemek Wierczuk, Network Portfolio and Benchmark Leader at Kenvue, and Simon Aboud, Partner and Strategic Consultant at Goikid, engage in a forward-looking discussion on how supply chain leaders are applying 2025’s lessons to create smarter, more resilient operations in 2026. What you will take away: Master regulatory complexity and geopolitical instability to navigate shifting trade rules and global tensions Evaluate reshoring and regionalization strategies for long-term impact versus short-term risk responses Shift from reactive to proactive operations using scenario planning to better anticipate disruptions. Leverage […]
The End of the De Minimis Exemption: How One Policy Change Means Global Consequences
November 27. 2025 | Supply & Demand Chain Executive Ending the de minimis exemption brings stronger tariff enforcement but triggers global disruption, higher costs and fewer choices for consumers and small businesses.
Employee Spotlight: Pablo Ampuero
Employee Spotlight E2open is powered by a strong global network of problem solvers and innovators driven by strong values and our company culture. Together, we are focused on doing what’s right in business and our communities. Every month, we will shine a spotlight on an exceptional team member who is helping us transform the supply...
Global Trade Twists & Turns: Key Changes in US-China Trade
The recent US-China agreement has paused the BIS 50 percent rule, impacting export controls and due diligence for manufacturers and exporters, as well as delaying rare earth export licensing and mutual tariff adjustments.
Unlocking Value: Research Insights on Supply Chain Planning
Supply chain leaders face unprecedented challenges, yet many still rely on siloed, internally focused planning solutions that aren’t built for today’s global multi-tier supply realities. In this webinar, discover how manufacturers are cutting costs and streamlining processes with advanced supply chain planning and a unified network that bridges internal and external systems. Independent research from Nucleus Research reveals how leading manufacturers are achieving measurable results by modernizing their supply chain planning. Senior Analyst Charles Brennan from Nucleus Research and Director of Solutions Consulting Dan Stidsen from e2open will share two real-world case studies: how a global automaker achieved millions in operational savings, and a $40B equipment manufacturer reduced aged inventory by 30% and boosted on-time delivery to 95%. Watch this session to gain actionable best practices, an understanding of emerging AI-driven capabilities, and a clear view of what it takes to turn planning into performance. What you will take away: […]
China’s Changing Extraterritorial Laws Could Disrupt Your Supply Chain
Understanding China’s expanding regulatory reach China’s regulatory environment is rapidly evolving, with new laws and policies that extend far beyond its borders. For compliance, procurement, and global supply chain professionals, these changes present urgent challenges—and opportunities. From export controls to anti-sanctions rules and data governance, multinational organizations must adapt quickly to stay resilient and competitive.
How US Companies Are Trying To Protect You From Tariffs
November 11, 2025 | GOBankingRates John highlights that companies tried to shield consumers from tariffs by pre-positioning inventory, absorbing costs, and pressuring suppliers, but how these protections are temporary and consumers will ultimately face higher prices as tariffs move through the supply chain.
Control Tower Technology: The Command Center Your Supply Chain Needs in 2025
According to the latest research from NC State’s ERM Initiative, third-party and supply chain risks have vaulted into the top tier of executive concerns for 2025. Why? Because the threats are coming faster, hitting harder, and originating from outside your four walls. Your suppliers, technology partners, and even the cloud platforms you rely on can...
Supply Risk Assessment
Supply chain disruptions happen fast. Scattered data slows your response. E2open’s Supply Risk Assessment brings intelligence to supply chain risk management. We connect external risk data and live operations for real-time visibility across your supply network.
China’s New and Expanding Extraterritorial Regulations Significantly Impact Global Supply Chains
Key takeaways China’s extraterritorial regulations now extend beyond its borders, impacting foreign companies worldwide These laws cover export controls, anti-foreign sanctions, and strict data security requirements High-risk industries include semiconductors, aerospace, automotive, biotech, and any sector relying on Chinese-origin materials Immediate actions needed: strengthen compliance frameworks, diversify suppliers, implement robust data governance, and prepare contingency...
BIS 50% Affiliates Rule Explained: Risks, Tools & Tactics
What was routine last month could be restricted today. Understand the new BIS 50% Rule and its impact on global trade. The new 50% Affiliates Rule from The Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), a division of the U.S. Commerce Department, has turned the compliance world on its head. Thousands of once compliant companies now fall under new export controls and licensing requirements. Deals that sailed through screening just weeks ago are suddenly under review—or worse, frozen. Join our LinkedIn Live to unpack the BIS 50% Affiliates Rule. Find out what changed, why it matters, and how to stay ahead with smarter ownership insight and automation that keeps your business moving and compliant with global trade. What companies and industries are most at risk The difference between BIS and Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) and why it matters How e2open’s partnership with Kharon delivers enriched ownership intelligence How to […]
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