ANN ARBOR, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--LLamasoft, the global leader in supply chain design software solutions, announces that Wayfair has selected LLamasoft as the standard application for supply chain network design and transportation route optimization throughout the company’s global enterprise.
Wayfair is a U.S.-based Internet retailer offering home furnishings and décor from more than 12,000 brands, with just under $1 billion in revenues in 2013. Headquartered in Boston, Mass., Wayfair also has warehouse and corporate locations across the United States and in Australia, Germany, Ireland and the United Kingdom.
“After a rigorous evaluation of several supply chain modeling applications, we chose LLamasoft for its impressive performance across product functionality, ease of use and customer service,” said David Raymond, Vice President of Operations Transformation at Wayfair. “Not only does Transportation Guru integrate network optimization and vehicle route optimization, but it will also simplify our data input and output analysis, enabling us to quickly identify opportunities for freight savings in our supply chain.”
“LLamasoft is honored to be Wayfair’s network design partner,” added LLamasoft co-founder and Executive Vice-President Toby Brzoznowski. “With their explosive growth and dedication to improving the customer experience, Wayfair is in an ideal place to improve and extend their supply chain and transportation route optimization capabilities.”
About LLamasoft, Inc.
LLamasoft supply chain design software helps organizations worldwide design and improve their supply chain operations. LLamasoft solutions enable companies across a wide range of industries to model, optimize and simulate their supply chain network, leading to major improvements in cost, service, sustainability and risk mitigation. Headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, LLamasoft is a leader in supply chain excellence and innovation, advancing technology focused on continuous improvement of enterprise supply chains for the world’s largest organizations.