Chainalytics LLC, a supply chain consulting firm focused on enabling fact-based supply chain decisions, announced today a partnership with Oco, Inc, a leading Software-as-a-Service provider of business analytics solutions, to provide supply chain performance, customer analysis and product profitability analytics.
Chainalytics will utilize Oco’s solutions to help clients analyze customer performance and better manage their product portfolios. Oco’s solution will incorporate data from across the extended supply chain.
The combination of Oco’s insightful analytics and Chainalytics’ deep supply chain expertise will provide a comprehensive cost-to-serve solution that identifies unprofitable products and customers, provide visibility to the root causes of variances, and ultimately increase profitability.

“In today’s economic environment, companies can’t afford to have unprofitable customers,” said Tim Brown, Principal, Supply Chain Strategy, Chainalytics. “Oco’s interactive scorecards, what-if dashboards, and drillable reports will help our clients identify opportunities to improve profitability and overall performance.

Chainalytics’ supply chain strategy services have always helped our clients mitigate risks, optimize assets, reduce costs, and incorporate sustainability. Now, clients can utilize our services to not only define, but also enable ongoing processes that support profitable growth.”

“Chainalytics’ powerful combination of supply chain expertise and resilient methodologies helps their clients make realistic supply chain decisions based strictly on the facts,” said Bill Copacino, President and CEO, Oco Inc. “Using Oco’s business intelligence, Chainalytics’ clients can achieve a much deeper understanding of their customers and their extended supply chain performance in a matter of weeks, instead of many months. Our joint solution will allow clients to take actions to create optimal supply chain networks and customer strategies that improve profitability.”
To learn more, please join Bill Copacino, President and CEO, Oco, Inc. at the FMI-GMA Supply Chain Conference in Phoenix, AZ on February 1 st . Bill will speak on the latest trends on business intelligence at the session titled, “Business Intelligence: What’s Next.”