
Blue Yonder
Blue Yonder sells Cognitive Solutions for planning, warehouse, transportation, order, returns, labor and retail on the Blue Yonder Platform, with a multi-enterprise Network and AI agents, enabling functions as needs change under contract terms and metrics that its public website does not state.
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From the Blue Yonder catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 37 verbatim excerpts from 24 Blue Yonder documents.
Rules 37
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All 14 ProductsSupply Chain Management Software 7
AI agents; Blue Yonder Orchestrator, Blue Yonder Network, Blue Yonder Platform, Cognitive Solutions, Mobility and Automation, Supply Chain Command Center, Warehouse Management
Retail Software 2
Merchandise Operations, Retail Planning
Omnichannel Commerce Software 1
Order Management
Returns Management Software 1
Returns Management
Demand Planning Software 1
Supply Chain Planning
Transportation Software 1
Transportation Management
Product History
All acquisitions- Panasonic acquired Blue Yonder
Panasonic completed its purchase of the remaining 80 percent of Blue Yonder shares, adding to the 20 percent it acquired in July 2020, after antitrust clearance and approvals from regulators in the U.S. and other countries.
Licensing impactSources and full product history- Panasonic said the Blue Yonder brand would be retained and the business would function within Panasonic's Connected Solutions Company, which was to be renamed Panasonic Connect Co., Ltd. in April 2022.[1]
- Blue Yonder's CEO and leadership team were to remain with the company.[1]
- Panasonic described the aim as combining its sensing technologies and edge devices with Blue Yonder's planning, execution and commerce software for an Autonomous Supply Chain.[1]
- Blue Yonder acquired One Network Enterprises
Blue Yonder announced the closing of its acquisition of One Network Enterprises, its third acquisition since the fourth quarter of 2023, adding One Network's multi-enterprise network technology. One Network continues to serve its government customers independently.
Legacy product Became One Network commercial technology (multi-tier network and control tower) Merged into Blue Yonder Platform · Blue Yonder said it would be integrated into the Blue Yonder Platform Licensing impactSources and full product history- Blue Yonder said One Network's commercial technology would be integrated into the Blue Yonder Platform, giving customers a multi-enterprise, multi-tier network, AI-powered supply chain assistants and a simplified process to onboard trading partners.[1]
- One Network will continue to independently service and provide tailored technology solutions to its government customers.[1]
- Blue Yonder cited a network of 150,000 trading partners and designated Dallas as its Global Innovation Center.[1]