Check out where RELEX appears in media outlets around the globe –
from customer success stories to thought leadership articles and company news.
Neighborhood Intelligence, parent company of Bed Bath & Beyond, is leveraging RELEX’s AI-driven planning capabilities to streamline forecasting, replenishment, and inventory allocation across its retail brands.
RELEX co-founder Michael Falck reflects on a decade of building the company’s US business, and says the market is bigger and tougher than most Finnish companies expect, but offers an exceptional opportunity.
Alimentation Couche-Tard shares how its expanded use of RELEX is improving product availability through better forecasting and replenishment.
Rohit Tripathi discusses the operational challenges of reshoring pharmaceutical manufacturing and the importance of building more resilient, end-to-end supply chains.
RELEX is turning to agent-based AI to accelerate software development, transform how customers use its retail planning platform, and further reduce waste across global supply chains. With the United States central to its growth strategy, the Finnish software company is preparing to take bigger risks to compete on a global scale.
RELEX is on track for a record year, with revenue set to exceed €400 million, driven by strong US growth and growing adoption of its AI-powered solutions.
As retailers prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, this article explores the supply chain challenges of meeting increased demand for soccer-related products.
AI is helping grocers reduce shrink by improving forecasting, inventory management, and operational decision-making across fresh categories.
Research from Coresight highlights the cost of in-store inefficiencies and the importance of effective technology deployment in retail.
The farming supply is a pioneer in the adoption of AI technology to improve its business. Here’s how it measures its effectiveness.
Recap of the results from the RELEX 2026 State of Supply Chain report and exploration of the “15% problem” in supply chain, referring to the significant share of companies that are still hesitant to adopt AI despite its proven benefits.
Companies are going high-tech amid a volatile forecast.