enVista launches Enspire Commerce

enVista, a leading supply chain consulting and IT services firm, today announced the launch of its new software solutions business, Enspire Commerce, at the Internet Retailer Conference and Expo (IRCE). enVista founded Enspire Commerce to provide the market’s first and only true cloud-based, multi-tenant architecture solution focused on omni-channel selling, optimization, fulfillment and integration for small to mid-market retailers, distributors and third party logistics service providers (3PLs). The Enspire Commerce Enterprise Commerce Management (ECM) platform enables companies to readily leverage and rapidly integrate any or all of Enspire Commerce’s solutions, including: Retail Engagement/Point of Sale (POS), Trading Partner Management, Order Management and e-Commerce Solutions.

enVista CEO Jim Barnes said, “Many mid-market companies face the same omni-channel complexities as larger retailers. We founded Enspire Commerce to address gaps in the marketplace for price-competitive solutions that solve the complexities of omni-channel inventory visibility, order routing and fulfillment execution between retailers and their stores, logistics partners and vendors. At the heart of our ECM platform is an integration framework that allows trading partners to connect and create trading partner communities. This is a very different, customer-centric approach to retail that drives revenue and profitability by capturing sales, fulfilling from multiple inventory sources and delivering a unified cross-channel brand experience to consumers.”

Barnes continued, “If you are a retailer with multiple sales channels, a distributor that sells to retail, or 3PL that services retail customers, Enspire Commerce can help manage your end-to-end supply chain. We look forward to debuting these solutions to the market at IRCE.”

The Enspire Commerce leadership team is comprised of exceptionally experienced retail, supply chain and software experts: CEO Jim Barnes (President and CEO of enVista); Michael Ingardia, chief technology officer; Jason Futch, managing partner, retail engagement/POS; and Gene Weaver, managing partner, business development.