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Inspire Brands Rolls Out Supply Chain Platform

While many companies are being hit hard in the food & beverage industry, Inspire Brands, the multi-branded restaurant group, with brands such as Arby’s and Buffalo Wild Wings, started rolling out the CMX1 platform for their global supply chain management.

Time will tell whether this implementation will help them with cost savings and efficiency in their supply chains, especially now more than ever, operating efficiently is crucial.

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