The story’s not new. There’s a saying in literature that if you were break down every story ever written to their basic components, they pretty much tell the same story over again. Star-crossed lovers, the hero’s quest, a stranger in…
Company Named a Top Tech Company, Best Tech and Remote Company To Work For, and Best for Work-Life Balance ATLANTA, December 15, 2021 – Verusen, a global innovator in supply chain data, inventory, and procurement technology, today announced it was…
It’s Time to Apply 21st-Century Technology to Fix the Challenges of Supply Chain Management As we enter the final quarter of 2021, hindsight shows us the wide-scale impact organizations have faced as a result of supply chain issues stemming from…
ATLANTA, GA, October 12, 2021 — After winning the Southern Automotive Innovative Test Track competition just 3 years ago, Verusen’s Founder & CEO, Paul Noble was selected to judge this year’s competition! Check out this video to learn…
Industry-Proven Approach Guarantees Results to Participating Customers ATLANTA, GA, September 15, 2021 — The supply chain is an ever-moving target that can keep companies profitable or cost them through miscalculated procurement strategies or untimely inventory mismanagement. Verusen, the Atlanta-based…
There’s been a long-held concept that a supply chain could be agile or lean, but not both. In last month’s article, we explored how with the right digital transformation, there is no reason why a company can’t be both. Here, we’ll…
Growing AI Innovator Moves into 10,000 Square-Foot Space within the Heart of “Supply Chain City” ATLANTA (June 30, 2021) – As it prepares for further high growth and company expansion, Verusen, the company that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to build…
Verusen Names Industry Veteran Aaron Meredith as Executive Industry Advisor Supply Chain Innovator and Customer Relations Expert Becomes the Newest Member of Verusen’s Senior Management Team ATLANTA (May 6, 2021) – To help businesses better capitalize on the digital transformation…
When a container ship named the Ever Given got stuck in the Suez Canal, it was a human-interest story, especially when normal-sized construction vehicles that looked like Tonka Trucks tried to dig it out. But the Ever Given’s fate created…
