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Kaleris and DataRM announce strategic partnership to enhance AI capabilities for the supply chain

Kaleris and DataRM Announce Strategic Partnership to Enhance AI Capabilities for the Supply Chain

Kaleris, a leading provider of supply chain execution solutions, today announced a strategic partnership with DataRM, an AI-for-business technology company. The collaboration explores how to accelerate the adoption of AI within the supply chain industry and works to build best practices Kaleris customers can leverage to drive tangible results.

"We have been very pleased to partner with DataRM to advance how AI can improve supply chain practices," said Kirk Knauff, CEO of Kaleris. "We have already completed several successful pilot projects, significantly improving operations in customer support, process automation, and contract management. By combining our expertise in supply chain execution with DataRM's advanced AI capabilities, we aim to set new benchmarks for AI’s effectiveness in the industry.”

Key aspects of the partnership include developing connected data solutions and advanced knowledge search capabilities to streamline customer support. As part of this collaboration, AVA by DataRM was deployed, with innovations created in partnership with Kaleris. The methodical addition of new use cases focused on supply chain-specific workstreams provides secure, fast, and customized insights for immediate business value.

“DataRM's cutting-edge AI technologies empower supply chain leaders to accelerate their operations and significantly reduce response times, improving overall customer satisfaction,” said Rick Seeger, Director at DataRM. “We look forward to continuing to work with Kaleris to accelerate the innovation we deliver for the supply chain and drive superior results for Kaleris and their customers.”

The collaboration is a flagship initiative of the Kaleris AI Center of Excellence, which works to integrate AI technologies in the supply chain, streamline operations, and reduce the need for manual processes distracting associates from higher-value tasks. The partnership will facilitate the development of new AI-driven solutions, allowing Kaleris and Kaleris’ customers to solve the always-evolving, complex challenges in the supply chain.

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