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Blue Horseshoe

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Number of employees
2021 year
349

Owners

Blue Horseshoe, an American company founded in 2001, provides management and strategy consulting services, as well as helps define and plan an enterprise strategy, connect and interact with business applications, optimize and execute operations with supply chains. Blue Horseshoe serves customers throughout the United States. Blue Horseshoe's offices are located in Ohio, Colorado and North Carolina, as well as in the Netherlands and Estonia.

History

2021: Accenture bought Blue Horseshoe

In early August 2021, Accenture acquired the system integrator of logistics solutions Blue Horseshoe. The financial terms of the transaction are not disclosed.

As part of the deal, the Blue Horseshoe team of 349 specialists will join the Accenture Supply Chain & Operations group, expanding the opportunities to help customers create interconnected, intelligent and innovative supply chains.

Accenture acquired Blue Horseshoe
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To be competitive, companies need to transform their supply chains to provide innovative and hyperpersonalized products, services and expertise that are in high demand, and meeting requirements is a key point in this transformation, "said Accenture spokesman Renato Scaff. - Blue Horseshoe's deep expertise and consulting methodology supports Accenture's vision of building customer-centric, sustainable, and reliable supply chains that benefit people, society, and the planet.
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By offering cloud-based solutions for supply chain management, enterprise resource planning, warehouse management, and transportation management systems, Blue Horseshoe helps customers transform their business and build growth-oriented supply chains. Accenture and Blue Horseshoe also maintain key ecosystem partnerships with software, hardware, and cloud platform providers. Blue Horseshoe is a Microsoft partner specializing in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, Oracle NetSuite, and Manhattan for the supply chain.[1]

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