Oracle Supply Chain Management (SCM) & Manufacturing on Fusion Cloud enables organizations to respond quickly to changing demand, supply, and market conditions.
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StockIQ Technologies
Score 9.4 out of 10
Mid-Size Companies (51-1,000 employees)
StockIQ is a supply chain planning suite developed for distributors and manufacturers by industry practitioners, with the goal of helping users to improve forecast accuracy, and reduce inventory levels, while providing unmatched service to customers.
I have never used anything other than Oracle SCM Cloud, so I am not sure about similar products in the market. Having said that, I still feel that it is definitely a value-added product for any manufacturing organization. It is cloud-based so it can be integrated with any …
We selected Oracle SCM Cloud because it was what our entire company is using for other functions outside of SCM. It did not make sense to bring in another product to run cloud planning. It would have lead to too much integration and confusion having the systems try to speak …
Jira was used by the software development team, while it made sense for agile product development, it seemed overly complicated for product development.
Oracle SCM is best suited for Small & Mid Sized Business, whereas SAP SCM is best suited for large scale businesses. Oracle SCM has Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Supplier Relationship Management (SCM) integrations which is missing in SAP SCM. Oracle supports …
We previously used Rockysoft that has since become obsolete, SIQ has the options from that program that we enjoyed and so much more, ease of use and visibility of details have been a real game changer.
Oracle SCM Cloud is a flexible product that offers many solutions for users. It can work for large and small companies across many industries. The beauty is that you don't have to own the entire cloud suite to take advantage of these cloud products. The products are developing and evolving rapidly.
We have year end buying goals discounts offered to us, StockIQ allows us to determine whether or not these are worthwhile to our company. It allows us to easily reach out several months to see what that would look like.
In Order promising options, we have lead time based, available to promise, capable to promise and profitable to promise. So the promising rules will select best available options amongst them to benefit the customer and the enterprise.
Allocation by demand ensures that the scarce supply of products are reserved for the most important customers which is a value proposition for any organization.
The entire procurement process can be automated, which will be executed without manual interventions. This will in-turn improve productivity and ensure compliance is followed in each step.
I have never used anything other than Oracle SCM Cloud, so I am not sure about similar products in the market. Having said that, I still feel that it is definitely a value-added product for any manufacturing organization. It is cloud-based so it can be integrated with any modern other cloud-based systems if we have the middleware.
We previously used Rockysoft that has since become obsolete, SIQ has the options from that program that we enjoyed and so much more, ease of use and visibility of details have been a real game changer.