Exiger | Making the World a Safe and Transparent

Exiger | Making the World a Safe and Transparent

Supply chain visibility has gone from a nice-to-have to a must-have for all businesses as the global risk landscape becomes increasingly complex and interdependent. Effective supply chain management has become a prerequisite for managing costs, improving productivity, empowering procurement, avoiding disruptions in production and distribution, achieving sustainability and scalability, and ensuring regulatory compliance.

In this article, we will explore the role of AI in modern supply chain management and look at one of the tech companies at the forefront of this innovation through the lens of their COO, who has led an operational transformation over the past two years. 

Featured for The Enterprise World’s issue of Top Supply Chain Management Solutions Providers is the story of Exiger, a company making the world a safe and transparent place to succeed. 

Supply Chain Becomes Mission Critical

Exiger’s mission is to make the world a more safe and transparent place to succeed. 

Supply chain crises have made headline news for years now – from the pandemic to cyber-attacks to global geopolitical conflicts. The need was apparent. It became clear to the founders that there’s no better place for Exiger to help its customers restore confidence and stability – and to succeed – than in the volatile, highly-regulated supply chain risk management market. 

“We’re called to this mission. And by responding to this call with sustainable, sophisticated AI solutions, we’ve been able to play a small part in addressing some of the existential issues that plague society at large like modern slavery and child labor,” said Exiger COO Eli Cherkasky. The biggest asset and – at the same time – the biggest problem businesses face today is the sheer volume of data they encounter on a daily basis. Today’s supply chain stakeholders (supply chain officers, procurement officers, CISOs, compliance leaders and counterintelligence officers) are drowning in more data than they could ever hope to manage. 

That’s where Exiger’s solutions come in. The team realized that in building a supply chain technology business, the key was to get the customers closer to trustworthy, understandable and actionable insights to make critical business decisions fast, rather than giving them more data.

Exiger’s X Factor: What Differentiates the Company from its Competitors?

Exiger is the only platform that offers companies end-to-end supply chain management solutions. Their products span everything from supplier vetting and risk management all the way through operational orchestration of supply chains. Additionally, it is the only platform where customers can address every type of supply chain issue and make all of their supply chain decisions within their 1Exiger platform. 

Exiger is also differentiated by its award-winning AI. “Our tech is truly at the cutting edge of natural language processing,” said Cherkasky. 

The company has built an open-source platform that does not require indexing, constant maintenance, continuous data normalization or even data warehousing for it to be effective. Exiger has reinvented the way organizations manage structured and unstructured data. On the fly, it can tell you who your current suppliers are, who your current partners are, and who your current customers are – assessing an enormous volume of data. 

“Another factor that has always differentiated Exiger is the fact that we are practitioners.”

Exiger is not just deploying tech for tech’s sake. They are using the technology to further empower risk management. The team understands not just the supply chain, but also the needs of all the stakeholders within the customer’s organizations. 

“We’ve also worked with the U.S. Federal Government to create the gold standard of proprietary risk scoring models that can be applied to all industry participants,” added Cherkasky. 

Marcus Vance
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Marcus Vance is a cybersecurity auditor and technology writer dedicated to educating the public about online safety, data privacy regulations, enterprise security, and emerging cyber threats.