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Demand Driven Technologies
We provide next generation supply chain management software for manufacturers and wholesale distributors
About Demand Driven Technologies
Demand Driven Technologies, founded in 2011, specializes in providing advanced supply chain planning software for manufacturers and distributors. The company operates in the supply chain management market, focusing on Demand Driven Material Requirements Planning (DDMRP) solutions. Their core product helps businesses improve performance and visibility through data-driven modeling, scheduling, and execution capabilities. This software addresses the inefficiencies in traditional ERP systems by offering a more responsive and reliable approach to supply chain management. Demand Driven Technologies serves clients looking to optimize their inventory turnover rates and enhance operational excellence. The business model revolves around selling software licenses and providing ongoing support and updates, generating revenue through subscription fees and service contracts.
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- Founded
- 2012
- Headquarters
- Sandy Springs, United States
- Sector
- Transportation
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Seed4 investors entered at this stage
Mosley Ventures
Alerion Ventures
Service Provider Capital
11-11 Ventures
Series B and later2 investors entered at this stage
Lago Innovation
Collective Capital Ventures
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