According to a recent LinkedIn post from ketteQ, the company is drawing attention to a guest blog by partners at NEOS by Argon & Co that examines how “intelligent digital agents” can enhance existing supply chain planning platforms. The blog is positioned around well known systems such as Kinaxis, SAP IBP, Blue Yonder, o9, Logility, and Anaplan, suggesting the target audience already operates mature planning environments.
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The post highlights the view that these digital agents could expand scenario exploration, improve decision quality, and accelerate measurable ROI without requiring a wholesale replacement of current systems. For investors, this framing points to a potential “layered” growth opportunity in supply chain software, where ketteQ and its partners may seek to monetize add on capabilities on top of established platforms rather than compete directly with them.
The emphasis on unlocking a “next wave of value” from existing investments implies a focus on incremental efficiency gains, which could resonate with cost conscious enterprises facing performance plateaus in planning. If ketteQ and NEOS by Argon & Co can demonstrate tangible financial outcomes such as reduced inventory, improved service levels, or faster decision cycles, this approach could support higher adoption and recurring revenue potential in the broader supply chain and digital transformation market.