One Network Enterprises

Name: One Network Enterprises
Brand: One Network Enterprises

One Network Enterprises (ONE), a Blue Yonder company, is the leading global provider of supply chain control towers and the Digital Supply Chain Network™

Est 1999|Valuation $839M|Raised $28.1M|19 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 32K|Web traffic 145K|FTEs 669|HQ Dallas, Texas, US

MarketsProduction Planning Supply Chain Visibility Materials Management Freight Management

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis: where alternatives may excel

- If transportation visibility is the primary requirement, project44 and FourKites often provide deeper carrier/telematics coverage and faster onboarding for visibility use cases. - For planning/IBP depth, Kinaxis, o9, and Anaplan frequently offer stronger scenario planning, modeling capabilities, and planning UX that are less dependent on external trading-partner onboarding. - For organizations already standardized on SAP, SAP Business Network may provide a direct collaboration path with ERP integration and established commercial metering for document-based collaboration.

Competitive context: Blue Yonder overlap

Following the acquisition, One Network technology is expected to be integrated into Blue Yonder offerings. For buyers, this implies:

Former One Network capabilities may be packaged as components or engines within the Blue Yonder portfolio.
Product selection decisions increasingly may be framed as platform packaging and integration choices across a single corporate vendor.

	One Network Enterprises	E2open	SAP Business Network (Freight Collaboration)
Starting Price	Not publicly listed; entry pricing not shown on vendor site	Not publicly listed; enterprise quote-based (module-dependent)	Price on request; subscription often based on transaction or document volumes
Best For	Multi-enterprise, multi-tier orchestration where a shared network model is desired; control tower plus execution workflows	Large partner ecosystems requiring multi-domain supply chain and trade/logistics collaboration	Enterprises standardized on SAP seeking carrier and supplier collaboration tightly integrated with ERP processes
Key Strength	Shared data model across participants; combined control tower and execution focus	Large partner network and broad suite spanning planning, execution, and trade	Tight integration with SAP systems; network collaboration with established document metering options
Key Weakness	Implementation complexity, integration variability, pricing opacity, some performance/UI complaints	Complexity and potential enterprise cost; broad suite can increase implementation burden	Pricing transparency varies; strongest value often for SAP-centric enterprises

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis: where alternatives may excel

If transportation visibility is the primary requirement, project44 and FourKites often provide deeper carrier/telematics coverage and faster onboarding for visibility use cases.
For planning/IBP depth, Kinaxis, o9, and Anaplan frequently offer stronger scenario planning, modeling capabilities, and planning UX that are less dependent on external trading-partner onboarding.
For organizations already standardized on SAP, SAP Business Network may provide a direct collaboration path with ERP integration and established commercial metering for document-based collaboration.

Competitive context: Blue Yonder overlap

Following the acquisition, One Network technology is expected to be integrated into Blue Yonder offerings. For buyers, this implies:

Former One Network capabilities may be packaged as components or engines within the Blue Yonder portfolio.
Product selection decisions increasingly may be framed as platform packaging and integration choices across a single corporate vendor.

	One Network Enterprises	E2open	SAP Business Network (Freight Collaboration)
Starting Price	Not publicly listed; entry pricing not shown on vendor site	Not publicly listed; enterprise quote-based (module-dependent)	Price on request; subscription often based on transaction or document volumes
Best For	Multi-enterprise, multi-tier orchestration where a shared network model is desired; control tower plus execution workflows	Large partner ecosystems requiring multi-domain supply chain and trade/logistics collaboration	Enterprises standardized on SAP seeking carrier and supplier collaboration tightly integrated with ERP processes
Key Strength	Shared data model across participants; combined control tower and execution focus	Large partner network and broad suite spanning planning, execution, and trade	Tight integration with SAP systems; network collaboration with established document metering options
Key Weakness	Implementation complexity, integration variability, pricing opacity, some performance/UI complaints	Complexity and potential enterprise cost; broad suite can increase implementation burden	Pricing transparency varies; strongest value often for SAP-centric enterprises