Anheuser-Busch InBev Selects Everstream Analytics to Mitigate Supply Chain Disruptions
Everstream’s Predictive Risk Analytics and Real-Time Risk Monitoring Enables AB InBev to Proactively Address Risk and Mitigate Delays
Everstream Analytics, a leading supply chain risk analytics provider, today announced that Anheuser-Busch InBev (AB InBev) has selected the company’s incident monitoring capabilities to monitor potential supply chain disruptions and assess incident impacts and risks, leveraging the industry’s largest supply chain intelligence network.
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“AB InBev is one of the oldest and most beloved brands in the world”
Everstream combines artificial intelligence (AI) and on-the-ground expert intelligence to filter relevant impacts and risks for clients’ supply chains. With this insight, AB InBev will receive alerts and reports and be able to visualize the impact on their supply chain, ensuring the company can act quickly to avoid disruptions and mitigate risk.
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“AB InBev is one of the oldest and most beloved brands in the world,” said Julie Gerdeman, CEO, Everstream Analytics. “Our platform was built to help companies like AB InBev avoid disruptions and risk events—both man-made and natural—that may impact the supply, logistics and transportation of its goods and services.”
Everstream will monitor and alert AB InBev to global events that will impact its supply networks. Everstream assesses all potential risks at the material, product, facility, corporate, and network level and will dynamically update and alert AB InBev as to changes in these risks.
“In the last eighteen months, supply chain disruptions have become the norm, not the exception,” said Jonathan Boyd, Director of Truckload and Rail, North America, Anheuser-Busch InBev. “Everstream’s incident monitoring capabilities will enable us to take fast action and collaborate with internal and external partners to mitigate any potential shipping or production issues.”
