material.one is the first supply chain collaboration platform of its kind
With material.one all stakeholders can collaborate a standardized manner in a compliance conforming way based on the "need to know". As an industry cloud platform, material.one provides information on material and material sampling, percentage of recycled material, certificates as well as CO₂ footprint information.
An example of a large supply network - the manufacturing industry
OEM manufacturers are the last stop in a supply network to deliver products to end customers. If an OEM were to fall out of the network, supply networks offer security. While there would be a large gap, it would not lead to any major disruption because the network can compensate for the dropout. This way, stakeholders collectively stand to gain better quality, innovation and performance.
While much data has already been collected and processed digitally by network participants, it has not yet been sufficiently linked – instead data still exists in silos, is processed sequentially, and in incompatible formats. This not only makes it difficult to identify connections and opportunities for improvement, but will also lead to greater complexities and susceptibility to errors in the long run.
In established networks, trust and open communication are common - one more reason for companies to further expand their network!
Here you get an overview of the material.one platform