Emro participates in the 'Gartner Supply Chain Management Symposium and Expo' for 2 consecutive years

Emro (CEO Song Jae-min), an AI-based supply chain management software company, participated in the 'Gartner Supply Chain Symposium·Xpo' held in Orlando, Florida, USA from the 5th to the 7th (local time) and introduced its global SRM SaaS solution.

The 'Gartner Supply Chain Symposium & Expo', hosted by global market research firm Gartner, is a global supply chain-related event attended by over 4,000 corporate purchasing managers and related industry professionals, including supply chain management executives from major companies around the world.

Emro participated in this event for the second consecutive year and introduced 'Caidentia', an SRM SaaS solution targeting the global market, and showcased ▲development purchasing functions that can systematically manage costs from the new product development stage ▲partner management functions that support selection, evaluation, and development of optimal partners ▲AI functions specialized in purchasing, etc.

As the demand for direct purchasing solutions from companies is increasing due to the reorganization of the global supply chain following the implementation of the US tariff policy, participants showed great interest in the wide range of direct purchasing functions provided by Emro and the introduction cases of major domestic and foreign companies.

Following this US event, Emro plans to participate in the 'Gartner Supply Chain Symposium/Xpo EMEA' to be held in Barcelona, Spain from the 19th to increase its brand awareness in the European market and expand its network with local companies.

An Emro official said, “At the global supply chain event, Emro received favorable reviews from visitors who encountered Emro’s expertise in the direct purchasing sector and AI technology,” adding, “We have confirmed the high expectations of corporate customers for our global SRM SaaS solution ‘Caidentia,’ and we will do our best to ensure that this leads to tangible results, such as signing additional contracts in overseas markets in the future.”


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