List of OpenText Business Network Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased OpenText Business Network for Supply Chain Management from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using OpenText Business Network for Supply Chain Management include: James Hardie Building Products, a United States based Distribution organisation with 5200 employees and revenues of $3.00 billion, Rexel Developpement, a France based Professional Services organisation with 243 employees and revenues of $25.0 million, The Consortium Clemenger, a Australia based Professional Services organisation with 100 employees and revenues of $10.0 million and many others.
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James Hardie Building Products | Distribution | 5200 | $3.0B | United States | OpenText | OpenText Business Network | Supply Chain Management | 2019 | n/a | In 2019, James Hardie Building Products adopted OpenText Business Network using OpenText B2B Managed Services to accelerate trading partner onboarding and reduce operational overhead in B2B order and fulfilment processes. OpenText Business Network served as the company's Supply Chain Management hub for EDI orchestration and B2B transaction flow control. The implementation centered on managed EDI, automated trading partner onboarding workflows, and transaction monitoring capabilities delivered through OpenText B2B Managed Services. Configuration work emphasized mapping and document translation for purchase orders, acknowledgements, and fulfilment messages, and provisioning a centralized operations console for exception handling and partner lifecycle management. Deployment used a managed services architecture operated by OpenText, scoped initially to U.S. operations with a planned European rollout. Operational coverage targeted distribution and supply chain teams responsible for order to cash and fulfilment workflows and the broader trading partner community across James Hardie distribution channels. Governance emphasized centralized onboarding workflows and transaction monitoring to reduce manual intervention and operational overhead. According to the OpenText case study, the implementation delivered faster partner onboarding, improved transaction monitoring, and lower total cost of ownership. | |
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Rexel Developpement | Professional Services | 243 | $25M | France | OpenText | OpenText Business Network | Supply Chain Management | 2015 | n/a | In 2015, Rexel Developpement standardized on OpenText Business Network by deploying OpenText B2B Integration Enterprise (Business Network Cloud Enterprise) as its core Supply Chain Management platform to centralize partner connectivity and B2B messaging. The implementation was positioned to unify B2B integration across multiple ERPs and to enable omnichannel, multilocal order fulfilment across Rexel Developpement European business units. The deployment focused on order, ASN and invoice exchanges, implementing message translation, mapping and protocol management common to B2B integration projects. OpenText B2B Integration Enterprise was configured to orchestrate end to end message flows, support partner onboarding workflows and manage secure exchange of supply chain documents at scale. Integrations were explicitly scoped to multiple ERP endpoints across Rexel Developpement business units, with the platform acting as the central B2B hub for omnichannel order fulfilment and partner connectivity. Operational coverage spanned European sites and addressed order capture, advanced shipping notice processing and invoice exchange as primary functional touch points. Governance centered on standardizing B2B message formats and operational procedures across business units to reduce variance in partner communications. The implementation processes millions of supply chain messages annually and improved delivery lead times and availability for B2B communications as described in OpenText materials. | |
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The Consortium Clemenger | Professional Services | 100 | $10M | Australia | OpenText | OpenText Business Network | Supply Chain Management | 2023 | n/a | In 2023, The Consortium Clemenger implemented OpenText Business Network Cloud Enterprise as its cloud-based integration backbone to support B2B connectivity and new D2C fulfilment services. The deployment is an instance of Supply Chain Management software, centralizing electronic data interchange and partner connectivity under OpenText Business Network. The implementation consolidated core EDI and B2B integration capabilities, including message translation, orchestration, trading partner onboarding, and support for track-and-trace and last-mile data flows. OpenText Business Network was configured to manage transaction mapping, protocol mediation, and automated routing to fulfillment and logistics endpoints. Operational scope targeted Australian fulfilment and client services, with the platform instrumenting order-to-fulfilment workflows and integrating carrier last-mile updates and track-and-trace feeds into client reporting. The rollout focused on connecting existing trading partners and provisioning new D2C channels, extending supply chain operational coverage across fulfilment and customer operations. An OpenText blog dated October 19, 2023 reported that the move cut integration latency from hours to seconds and enabled new track-and-trace and last-mile integrations, accelerating time-to-market for client services. Governance was centralized through the OpenText Business Network instance, with operational monitoring and partner onboarding processes updated to support cloud-based B2B operations. |
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