Global supply chain companies Verusen and Machine Compare have formed a partnership to reduce supply chain waste and bring efficiencies to the new and used global machinery parts marketplace, the companies recently announced. Verusen is a provider of supply chain data, inventory, and procurement technology, and Machine Compare is the company behind the B2B Marketplace where manufacturer sellers list their unused, obsolete, and surplus stock for buyers. The partnership’s key ambition is to create efficiencies in the supply chain market that will offer the simplest customer experience to reduce waste, limit risk, and help companies meet end-to-end material management goals. Verusen will bring to the partnership AI workflow process capabilities through its supply chain intelligence platform, to allow organizations to further extend, execute, buy and sell intelligently. Machine Compare will use this technology to further its growth with Marketplace, its e-commerce platform for companies to buy and sell spare parts and overstock inventory, the companies explained
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