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Vendor Analysis — Supply chain risk management overview

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This Spend Matters PRO Vendor Analysis gives an overview of Interos, a supply chain risk management (SCRM) solution built to map and model a live global view of a company’s business ecosystem.

More than ever, today’s business world is characterized by volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity (VUCA). The last months and years have shown that companies’ supply chains are often their Achilles heel. Therefore, organizations need to understand their supply chain, which includes knowing more than just their tier-1 suppliers. It is also critical to have real-time and always-on monitoring to alert as soon as something goes wrong in the supply chain. This represents a massive challenge for organizations who, for the most part, still do not even know all their tier-1 suppliers. Therefore, Interos’s AI-powered SaaS platform can bring value to the market, as it already has information on millions of companies, risks and the organizations those companies work with, i.e., a customer’s tier 2+ suppliers.

This Vendor Analysis provides an overview of Interos’ solution, a look at the competitive landscape, selection tips and an analyst summary.

Here’s why Interos matters:

  • To the market — SCRM is a hot market right now and there are many providers (suites and BoB) that address it.
  • To customers — Interos’ customers can rapidly and almost effortlessly understand where their supply chain is exposed to risks by leveraging its proprietary database of 350 million entities, which is still continuously growing, and its AI-based risk monitoring capabilities.
  • To potential buyers — Interos’ solution can be quickly implemented to ensure that a company monitors risks in its supply chain based on Interos’s proprietary database and its exhaustive network of data providers.

This Spend Matters PRO Vendor Analysis gives an overview of the vendor’s capabilities, its competitors, provides tech selection tips and closes with key analyst takeaways.

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