eBase Solutions announced it has been acquired by Kleinschmidt Inc., a provider of supply chain integration services. The acquisition combines Kleinschmidt’s business-to-business supply chain integration capabilities with eBase Solutions’ expertise in enterprise integration, workflow automation, IoT solutions, and advanced data analytics.
The companies said the combined organization will deliver end-to-end integration services that connect external supply chain ecosystems with internal enterprise operations. The joint offering is designed to help organizations improve operational efficiency, eliminate data silos, and leverage data more effectively across the enterprise.
Under the combined platform, customers will gain access to integrated supply chain data flows, enterprise automation capabilities, IoT-enabled monitoring solutions through the Cumulocity platform, and advanced analytics powered by Minitab technologies. The companies also noted that the acquisition expands eBase Solutions’ market reach through Kleinschmidt’s established customer relationships across supply chain-focused industries.
eBase Solutions said it will continue operating under its existing brand following the acquisition, maintaining continuity for current clients while leveraging Kleinschmidt’s scale and integration expertise.
KEY QUOTES:
“At eBase, our mission has always been to help organizations become true digital enterprises. Kleinschmidt excels at connecting businesses across their supply chains. By combining that with our ability to digitize and integrate processes within the enterprise, we can now deliver a truly end-to-end solution, from external data exchange through to internal automation, operational analytics, and insight.”
Felix Kimelman, CEO, eBase Solutions
“Our focus has always been on enabling efficient, connected supply chains through integration. With eBase, we extend that capability inside the enterprise, giving our clients the ability to fully integrate their operations and harness data across their entire organization.”
Dan Heinen, President & CEO, Kleinschmidt Inc.
