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How you solve strategic planning problems – whether it involves procurement, manufacturing or distribution – can affect the speed, efficiency and profitability of your supply chain. i2 Supply Chain Strategist enables you to see how different scenarios impact every step of the supply chain process, so you can be confident you’re making the right decision, each and every time.
Companies no longer need to make significant planning decisions based on spreadsheet data that’s limited in scope. With i2 Supply Chain Strategist, you can model “what-if” scenarios about site locations, product mix, transportation, inventory deployment, suppliers, cost-service levels, and operational constraints to analyze how each supply chain decision will affect the company’s costs and profits.
i2’s flexible and intuitive modeling technology supports robust analytic and reporting capabilities, including maps, charts, and summary views. The highly efficient user interface makes model building fast and easy, enabling multiple scenarios to be analyzed at the same time.
“On every project that we have used Supply Chain Strategist, we have realized seven-figure savings. Several of these projects had ROIs of six months or less.”

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i2 Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: ITWO) today announced the release of version 6.3.2 of i2 Supply Chain Strategist, a world-leading solution designed to optimize a company’s supply chain network to meet their business objectives. Companies in many diverse industries use i2 Supply Chain Strategist, including discrete and process manufacturing, retail, consumer goods and logistics providers. The latest release adds significant new features for performing optimizations while considering carbon emissions, sustainability and associated constraints.
Utilizing i2 Supply Chain Strategist, Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics (WWL) recently evaluated a finished vehicle supply chain for an Asian automotive manufacturer and identified ways to reduce GHG emissions by more than an estimated 25 percent while also reducing costs by more than an estimated 10 percent.