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Funding Solidifies Supply Chain Market Leadership for Spend Analytics and Risk Management Platform OTTAWA, ON — August 29, 2022 —  Lytica, the world’s only provider of electronic component spend analytics and risk intelligence using real customer data, today announced the close of its Series A investment round, with a total consideration of over $13 million.  The round was led […]

Economic impacts are a critical demand driver that can put a strain on efficient electronic component supply chains. It may affect supply, product demand, and inventory levels, causing a product influx in electronic parts and falling prices. Accurate electronic supply chain information can help companies navigate the end of shortages, avoid oversupply, and add value to

Big thanks to Tom Raftery and the Digital Supply Chain Podcast for having Lytica’s CTO & Founder Ken Bradley join the show for a great discussion around continuous improvement for a more resilient supply chain. “Continuous improvement is vital for any company that doesn’t want to keep still (and keeping still is not a recipe

OTTAWA, ON / ACCESSWIRE / November 2, 2021 / Lytica, the world’s only provider of electronic component spend analytics and risk intelligence using real customer data, today announced the launch of the Trends plugin for its SupplyLens Pro™ platform. This new plugin enhances the market intelligence platform with historical pricing data and analysis to enable qualified customers to

A huge congratulations to the University of Ottawa on the opening of the new uOttawa Kanata North Smart Connected Vehicles Innovation Centre.      “As our customers develop their connected and autonomous vehicles, we have kept pace by updating our component reference data using artificial intelligence data acquisition methods developed in conjunction with uOttawa” said

A big thanks to Design News for the Lytica and SupplyLens™ shout out in thier article ‘Component Growth Looks Promising. What Does the Jittery Supply Chain Say?‘ by John Blyler a Design News senior editor. Fortunately, several startups have created analysis tools that help real-time component sourcing. Lytica offers one such tool, a provider of

Lytica’s revenues are on track to double this year compared with 2020 as the pandemic has wreaked havoc with global supply chains and fuelled rising demand for its AI-driven comparison-pricing software. “There is not a company in the world that’s not looking for more insights and intelligence into procurement” Continue reading the OBJ article here.