Day: June 3, 2022

— La société est reconnue pour sa capacité d’exécution et l’exhaustivité de sa vision —

FLORHAM PARK, New Jersey, 02 juin 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — TrueCommerce, fournisseur mondial de solutions de connectivité, d’intégration et de commerce unifié pour les partenaires commerciaux, a annoncé aujourd’hui avoir été reconnu par Gartner Inc. comme un Challenger dans le Magic Quadrant de mai 2022 pour les réseaux commerciaux de chaîne d’approvisionnement multi-entreprises (MESCBN).¹ L’évaluation a été basée sur des critères spécifiques qui ont analysé l’exhaustivité de la vision et la capacité d’exécution globales de la société.

Gartner définit les « réseaux commerciaux de chaîne d’approvisionnement multi-entreprises » (MESCBN) comme des plateformes holistiques et cohésives qui soutiennent une communauté de partenaires commerciaux centrés sur les expéditeurs qui doivent coordonner et exécuter les processus commerciaux qui s’étendent à plusieurs entreprises. Gartner considère les MESCBN comme une technologie fondamentale pour les organisations plus matures, mise en œuvre pour coordonner, orchestrer, automatiser et transformer la chaîne logistique étendue d’une organisation au sein de l’écosystème commercial dans lequel elle opère pour stimuler la collaboration et améliorer la compétitivité.
Les principales capacités du marché MESCBN comprennent :

• Connectivité réseau étendue avec prise en charge de plateformes technologiques et d’écosystèmes partenaires multiniveaux et multitypes
• Pôle d’informations/données et visualisation centralisés
• Applications universelles interdomaines
• Applications d’exécution de la chaîne d’approvisionnement de base (centrées sur les entreprises et multi-entreprises)
• Applications de chaîne d’approvisionnement supplémentaires (planification ou finance)
• Intelligence intégrée

« Pour nous, il est passionnant d’obtenir la position de Challenger dans cette recherche fondamentale – quatre années consécutives », a commenté Mike Gross, vice-président principal des produits chez TrueCommerce. « Au cours de l’année écoulée, nous avons réalisé des investissements importants dans notre technologie et notre personnel, élargissant ainsi notre clientèle de 40 %. Nous avons également de nouvelles innovations de produits passionnantes en cours, y compris l’utilisation d’API et l’exploitation de notre adaptateur universel pour élargir les intégrations internes et externes ainsi que l’utilisation accrue des données par le biais de l’intelligence artificielle/de l’apprentissage automatique. »

TrueCommerce propose un large éventail de solutions et d’applications de commerce unifié qui connecte les clients, les fournisseurs, les canaux et les systèmes. Ces solutions révolutionnent la visibilité et la collaboration de la chaîne logistique en aidant les entreprises à tirer le meilleur parti de leurs initiatives omni-canales grâce à la connectivité P2P professionnelle, à la gestion des commandes, au réapprovisionnement collaboratif, au traitement intelligent, aux analyses inter-fonctionnelles et à la gestion des informations produit.

Les solutions tirent parti du réseau de commerce mondial TrueCommerce, qui comprend plus de 160 000 entreprises connectées. Au-delà de la plateforme elle-même, le modèle de chaîne d’approvisionnement en tant que service proposé par TrueCommerce comprend une assistance personnalisée, une cartographie des partenaires commerciaux et une surveillance continue de la conformité.

Les innovations technologiques et la stratégie commerciale de TrueCommerce lui ont valu de nombreuses distinctions dans le secteur. En plus d’être de nouveau nommée Challenger par Gartner, la société a été reconnue dans les grands rapports d’analystes suivants :

• Leader dans IDC MarketScape pour le réseau mondial de la chaîne d’approvisionnement multi-entreprises, 2021
• Candidat dans le rapport IDC MarketScape pour les applications mondiales de gestion des informations sur les produits, 2021
• Candidat dans le rapport IDC MarketScape pour l’évaluation des fournisseurs de plateformes de commerce numérique B2B dans le monde entier, 2020
• Candidat dans le rapport IDC MarketScape pour l’évaluation des fournisseurs de plateformes de commerce numérique B2C dans le monde entier, 2020

Téléchargez un exemplaire gratuit du rapport Magic Quadrant de Gartner ici.

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Gartner n’approuve aucun fournisseur, produit ou service représenté dans ses publications de recherche et ne conseille pas aux utilisateurs de technologie de sélectionner uniquement les fournisseurs les mieux notés ou ayant obtenu une autre désignation. Les publications de recherche de Gartner représentent les opinions de l’institut de recherche de Gartner et ne doivent pas être interprétées comme des déclarations de faits. Gartner décline toute garantie, expresse ou implicite, concernant cette étude, y compris toute garantie de qualité marchande ou d’adéquation à un usage particulier.

GARTNER et Magic Quadrant sont des marques de service et commerciales déposées de Gartner, Inc. et/ou de ses filiales aux États-Unis et dans le monde entier et sont utilisées ici avec autorisation. Tous droits réservés.

Ressources complémentaires :

• Découvrez TrueCommerce sur ce blog
• Suivez TrueCommerce sur LinkedIn, Facebook et Twitter

À propos de TrueCommerce

TrueCommerce est le moyen le plus complet de connecter votre entreprise à la chaîne d’approvisionnement, en intégrant tout, de l’EDI à la gestion des stocks, en passant par le traitement des commandes, les vitrines et les marchés numériques. Nous avons révolutionné la visibilité et la collaboration de la chaîne logistique en aidant les entreprises à tirer le meilleur parti de leurs initiatives omni-canales grâce à la connectivité P2P professionnelle, à la gestion des commandes, au réapprovisionnement collaboratif, au traitement intelligent, aux analyses inter-fonctionnelles et à la gestion des informations produit.

Le réseau commercial mondial TrueCommerce peut connecter les entreprises à plus de 160 000 détaillants, distributeurs et fournisseurs de services logistiques. Véritable fournisseur de services gérés, TrueCommerce gère également le processus d’intégration des nouveaux partenaires commerciaux, ainsi que la gestion courante des modifications de mappage et d’étiquetage spécifiques à chaque partenaire. C’est pourquoi des milliers d’entreprises, des startups aux entreprises du classement Fortune 100, dans différents secteurs, nous font confiance.

TrueCommerce : faites des affaires avec des moyens illimités !
Pour tout complément d’information, veuillez consulter le site https://truecommerce.com/

TrueCommerce® est une marque déposée de TrueCommerce, Inc. Toutes les autres marques commerciales sont la propriété de leurs détenteurs respectifs.

Contact auprès des médias
Yegor Kuznetsov
Directeur des communications marketing
1-703-209-0167
yegor.kuznetsov@truecommerce.com

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¹ Source : Gartner, « Magic Quadrant for Multienterprise Supply Chain Business Networks », Christian Titze, Brock Johns, 23 mai 2022

The Special Olympics has dropped a coronavirus vaccine mandate for its games in Orlando after Florida moved to fine the organization $27.5 million for violating a state law against such rules.

Republican Governor Ron DeSantis on Friday announced the organization had removed the requirement for its competition in the state, which is scheduled to run June 5-12.

“In Florida, we want all of them to be able to compete. We do not think it’s fair or just to be marginalizing some of these athletes based on a decision that has no bearing on their ability to compete with honor or integrity,” DeSantis said at a news conference in Orlando.

The Florida health department notified the Special Olympics of the fine in a letter Thursday that said the organization would be fined $27.5 million for 5,500 violations of state law for requiring proof of coronavirus vaccination for attendees or participants.

Florida law bars businesses from requiring documentation of a COVID-19 vaccination. DeSantis has strongly opposed vaccine mandates and other virus policies endorsed by the federal government.

In a statement on its website, the Special Olympics said people who were registered but unable to participate because of the mandate can now attend.

Source: Voice of America

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said Friday it was aware of more than 700 cases of monkeypox globally, including 21 in the United States, with investigations now suggesting it is spreading inside the country.

Sixteen of the first 17 cases were among people who identify as men who have sex with men, according to a new CDC report, and 14 were thought to be associated with travel.

All patients are in recovery or have recovered, and no cases have been fatal.

“There have also been some cases in the United States that we know are linked to known cases,” Jennifer McQuiston, deputy director of the CDC’s Division of High Consequence Pathogens and Pathology, told reporters on a call.

“We also have at least one case in the United States that does not have a travel link or know how they acquired their infection.”

Monkeypox is a rare disease that is related to but less severe than smallpox, causing a rash that spreads, fever, chills and aches, among other symptoms.

Generally confined to western and central Africa, cases have been reported in Europe since May, and the number of countries affected has grown since.

Canada also released new figures Friday, counting 77 confirmed cases — almost all of them detected in Quebec province, where vaccines have been delivered.

Though its new spread may be linked to particular gay festivals in Europe, monkeypox is not thought to be a sexually transmitted disease, with the main risk factor being close skin-to-skin contact with someone who has monkeypox sores.

A person is contagious until all the sores have scabbed and new skin is formed.

‘More than enough vaccine’

Raj Panjabi, senior director for the White House’s global health security and biodefense division, added that 1,200 vaccines and 100 treatment courses had been delivered to U.S. states, where they were offered to close contacts of those infected.

There are currently two authorized vaccines: ACAM2000 and JYNNEOS, which were originally developed against smallpox.

Though smallpox has been eliminated, the United States retains the vaccines in a strategic national reserve in case it is deployed as a biological weapon.

JYNNEOS is the more modern of the two vaccines, with fewer side effects.

“We continue to have more than enough vaccine available,” Dawn O’Connell, assistant secretary for preparedness and response in the Department of Health and Human Services, told reporters.

In late May, the CDC said it had 100 million doses of ACAM200 and 1,000 doses of JYNNEOS available, but O’Connell said Friday the figures had shifted, though she could not divulge precise numbers for strategic reasons.

The CDC has also authorized two antivirals used to treat smallpox, TPOXX and Cidofovir, to be repurposed to treat monkeypox.

“Anyone can get monkeypox, and we are carefully monitoring for monkeypox that may be spreading in any population, including those who are not identifying as men who have sex with men,” said McQuiston.

That being said, the CDC is undertaking special outreach in the LGBT community, she added.

A suspected case “should be anyone with a new characteristic rash,” or anyone who meets the criteria for high suspicion such as relevant travel, close contact, or being a man who has sex with men.

Source: Voice of America

Luanda – President João Lourenço, this Friday at the Council of the Republic meeting that is taking place in the Presidential Palace, in Luanda, suggested the date of 24 August for the holding of the general elections.

The Head of State made such proposal in the opening of the Fourth Ordinary Meeting of the Council of the Republic.

This consultative organ of the Head of State is made up of the leaders of political parties and coalitions represented in parliament, the presiding-judges of the higher courts, the Speaker of the National Assembly (parliament), religious and civil society personalities, as well as members of the society appointed by the Head of State.

Source: Angola Press News Agency

Luanda – Angola’s oil production quota rose from 1.4 million to 1.5 million barrels/day, for the month of July, after an agreement reached between OPEC and allies.

At its 29th meeting, held Thursday in Vienna, Austria, the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies (OPEC+) agreed to increase the Cartel’s production from 400,000 to 648,000 barrels of oil per day (bpd), for the months of July and August this year, so Angola’s quota also rose.

The country’s production currently stands at 1.1 million barrels/day, below the quotas authorised by the Cartel.

The table released on the OPEC website, to which ANGOP had access, also includes the production quota defined for other member countries.

This increase in OPEC+ oil production serves to offset a drop in Russian production.

The compensation period will be extended until the end of December 2022, as requested by some underperforming countries, but, according to OPEC+, they will have to submit their plans by June 17 this year.

The intention is to help Russian oil-consuming countries to deal with the embargo imposed by the European Union due to the war in Ukraine.

Thursday’s meeting saw the latest re-opening of lockdowns in major global economic hubs, as well as global refinery intake expected to rise following seasonal maintenance.

The meeting highlighted the importance of stable and balanced markets for both crude oil and refined products.

The next Cartel Ministerial Meeting (30th) will take place on the 30th of this month in Vienna.

OPEC members include Algeria, Angola, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Republic of Congo, Saudi Arabia (de facto leader), United Arab Emirates and Venezuela. Ecuador, Indonesia and Qatar are former members.

The organisation, based in Vienna, was founded on September 15, 1960, in Baghdad, Iraq, by five countries, namely Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Venezuela.

Source: Angola Press News Agency

Luanda – The Ministry of Finance (Minfin) on Thursday paid an extraordinary expenditure of 802.4 million kwanza to legalized political parties, based on legislation.

In a press release, Minfin said that the payments made amounted to Kz 80.2 million in favour of each political party (MPLA, UNITA, FNLA, PRS, PPA, BD, APN, PALMA, PNSA and PADDA-AP).

Of the 11 registered parties, 10 were validated and effectively paid for, following the sharing of necessary documents requested by the Ministry of Finance.

Of the legalized parties, only the PDP- ANA did not submit the coordinates and pieces for the generation of the payment in the authorized amount.

For the two new political parties, Nationalist Party for Justice in Angola, (P-NJANGO) and Angolan Humanist Party, (PHA), the Ministry of Finance indicates that a similar process of extraordinary budget allocation is underway, based on the assumptions stated.

The Ministry of Finance reaffirms its commitment to carrying out the main financial commitments of the State, obeying the principles of unity, universality, annuality, legality and publicity.

Source: Angola Press News Agency

Luanda – Issues related to parliamentary strengthening in the fields of legislative production and communication and information technologies dominated, this Friday, the meeting between delegations of the National Assembly (AN) of Angola and the National Congress of Brazil.

This information was provided to the media by the Vice-Speaker of the National Assembly, Emília Carlota Dias, who said that aspects related to the Parliamentary Administration were also discussed.

According to her, the bilateral relations between Angola and Brazil are long-standing, despite the need to give more dynamism to the exchange between the two houses of laws.

In the view of the deputy speaker of the National Assembly, “the timidity that has been registered in parliamentary relations has to become more dynamic.

With a view to fulfilling this assumption, she announced that the two parliaments would continue to work on matters that would contribute to the strengthening of bilateral relations, with a view to re-launching the ties of solidarity and brotherhood.

Angola and Brazil have had diplomatic and political relations since Angola’s independence and, within the scope of the strategic partnership, there are 70 cooperation projects.

Brazil was the first country to recognize the Republic of Angola after the proclamation of independence, on 11 November 1975.

Source: Angola Press News Agency