Precogs CEO is a Supply Chain Provider Pro to Know

PARIS - Feb. 27, 2014 - PRLog -- Precogs is proud to announce that their CEO, Adrien Sandrini has made this years’ list of Provider Pros to Know. Each year the Supply & Demand Chain Executive releases a list of the top executives from companies that are offering new solutions to supply chain industry challenges.

Sandrini created Precogs in 2011 in order to assist electronic manufacturers by providing business analytic solutions, which uncovers component disruptions in the supply chain. He is currently recognized for getting these innovative data solutions into the hands of supply chain leaders to help them to gain real transparency over their electronic components. The vision of Adrien and his team is focused on providing not only analytics, but also prescriptive solutions that prioritize the active component challenges for supply chain teams.  The impactful results of their solutions have truly changed the framework for technology in the electronic manufacturing industry.

“I am humbled to have received this award, as I continue to be an advocate for analytic improvements that enhance the challenges of daily supply chain production.” Adrien Sandrini

“This honor highlights the many thought-leaders, and their efforts in developing the tools, processes and knowledge base necessary for Supply Chain transformation, and in promoting new approaches to supply chain enablement, have earned them a place on this year’s Pros listing.” Barry Hochfelder, Editor - Supply & Demand Chain Executive

About Precogs

Precogs is a business analytics company offering visibility on the risk of adverse events in the electronic manufacturing supply chain. Precogs’ solutions improve and fortify a company’s supply chain through prescriptive data analytics that promote user proactivity by identifying supply & demand imbalances, and the discrepancies of component pricing. The integrated power of SAP Hana in Precogs’ solutions empowers real-time data processing, to classify component supply disruptions. For more information, please visit: www.precogs.com