Quintiq "World Tour Stop" in Philadelphia tomorrow (the 15th) at Cira Center

Tom Paine


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Quintiq, the supply chain planning and optimization software firm whose US headquarters is in Radnor, will be holding its "World Tour Stop" in Philadelphia tomorrow (October 15). The tour will bring together leaders in supply chain, logistics, operations, production, and resource planning, as well as professionals in the metals, rail, oil & gas, and aviation industries.

The event, co-hosted by SupplyChainBrain, will be held from 8am to 7pm at Cira Center, Philadelphia. Registration (free) here.

Quintiq was acquired this summer by Dassault Systemes of France for about $330 million(see my writeup about the deal).

Quintiq CEO Dr. Victor Allis, Quintiq Solution Architect Eric Pearson, and several prominent industry experts will be speaking.


Post event, Quintiq put together a Storify showing highlights from its "World Tour Stop" Philadelphia:

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