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GCommerce Mentioned in Michigan's Ross School of Business Article

Three years ago, I co-authored my book The New Age of Innovation with the late professor C.K. Prahalad. We argued then that the structure of business models was morphing, and businesses across industries were moving away from products and services to more personalization of unique experiences co-created with customers. We claimed that to orchestrate such unique experiences, firms must connect to a global resource network of suppliers and individuals. I find this trend in business models more pronounced now with the expansion of online cloud-based platforms from the likes of Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Microsoft. These platforms enable businesses to build ecosystems to connect with their customer communities, employees, suppliers, and partners. There is a new level of transparency to market opinions on products and services. Apple, Groupon, and Amazon are examples of such business ecosystems that connect millions of customers to thousands of content creators and other partners. This is not limited to technology firms. Ecosystem-based business models are emerging across industries.

MAM and GCommerce collaboration helps WDs drive down costs

MAM and GCommerce collaboration helps WDs drive down costs Advanced connectivity solution helps warehouse distributors cut purchasing, receiving and reconciliation costs

MAM Software and GCommerce - two of the automotive aftermarket's leading solutions providers - have announced the completion of an integrated functionality for the 'purchase order to invoice' cycle, designed for warehouse distributors using MAM Software's Autopart ERP system.

How Des Miones , Iowa-based GCommerce became the anti-Amazon of auto parts

It’s been over a decade since supply-chain software solution provider GCommerce moved from the Big Apple to the Rust Belt, about nine years since it first tried to solve a pesky problem in the US$300 billion after-market auto parts industry, and one year since it finally found the key to the ignition: Windows Azure.

The Technology Association of Iowa & LWBJ Financial Announce 2011 Prometheus Award Winners

Best User of Technology: GCommerce in Des Moines, Steven Smith, President and CEO. This award honors a company that has made dramatic business improvements or increased market advantage through innovative application of products or services. GCommerce provides Software-as-a-Services (SaaS) procurement solutions designed to streamline distribution supply chain operations.

Chief Information Officer (CIO) of the Year: Jason Popillion, GCommerce in Des Moines. This award recognizes a CIO for his or her innovation and creativity, future IT goals, management philosophy, and service to the industry and community. Popillion has been chief technology officer of GCommerce since 2006, and has designed hardware/software architecture and implementation resulting in two patent filings for the company.

Integrated Supply Network Selects Virtual Inventory Cloud Solution from GCommerce

DES MOINES, Iowa — GCommerce, a provider of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), has announced that Integrated Supply Network Inc. (ISN), a wholesale distributor and supply chain services provider, is adopting the GCommerce Virtual Inventory Cloud (VIC) solution, which is built on the Microsoft Azure cloud platform.