Cycling apparel company unites planning, sourcing on single platform

MAAP joins Walmart, Pacsun and others who have teamed with technology vendor Bamboo Rose to enhance supply chain operations.

Cycling apparel brand MAAP is unifying several supply chain functions onto a single artificial-intelligence-enabled platform through a partnership with technology vendor Bamboo Rose, according to an Oct. 7 press release.

The Australia-based company is specifically bringing planning, design, product development, sourcing and order management onto Bamboo Rose’s TotalPLM platform. With the new technology, MAAP aims to improve data accuracy, increase visibility, reduce manual work and enable faster decision-making, per the release.

MAAP ships its products to customers globally, including within the United States from its warehouse in Los Angeles, per its website. The brand also has storefronts in several major cities, including Los Angeles, Seoul and Amsterdam. Previously, MAAP had to make updates across three software platforms to make a single product change within its global network, according to the release.

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