Historically an opaque and disparate system, global trade is often built on relationships and trusting that goods are what they say on the tin.
But as the world moves further into globalisation, companies need to illuminate their global supply chains to detect risks, reduce operational burdens, and build trusted trade networks.
Off the back of their recent $100m fundraise, Nick Kingsbury sits down with Tom Morrison, Director of Business Development at Altana, to discuss how they have developed a shared source of truth by mapping the global supply chain. Tom discloses some of the discoveries customers have made by using the Altana Atlas, including illegal drugs and weapons, and shares the positive social impacts of the technology.
Globalization 2.0 Manifesto:
https://www.altana.ai/globalization-2.0-manifesto
Historically an opaque and disparate system, global trade is often built on relationships and trusting that goods are what they say on the tin.
But as the world moves further into globalisation, companies need to illuminate their global supply chains to detect risks, reduce operational burdens, and build trusted trade networks.
Off the back of their recent $100m fundraise, Nick Kingsbury sits down with Tom Morrison, Director of Business Development at Altana, to discuss how they have developed a shared source of truth by mapping the global supply chain. Tom discloses some of the discoveries customers have made by using the Altana Atlas, including illegal drugs and weapons, and shares the positive social impacts of the technology.
Globalization 2.0 Manifesto:
https://www.altana.ai/globalization-2.0-manifesto