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AUBURN HILLS, MI - February 3, 2010 – Cash management, spend visibility and operational supply chain management continues to be at the forefront of cost saving initiatives for many organizations as the market adjusts. Family Express an industry leading chain of convenience stores and fueling centers with 52 retail locations and headquarters in Valparaiso, Ind. is now pursuing operational supply chain efficiencies and productivity gains via the automation of traditional human processes with OIG. Read More >>Monday, May 4, 2009
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Featured in Great Lakes IT Report Spotlight Not everything connected with the auto industry is shrinking. Auburn Hills-based Osiris Innovations Group has more than doubled its employment over the past year, and expects to double its revenue in 2008 over 2007 levels. Osiris succeeds by helping its clients -- originally auto suppliers, but increasingly other kinds of businesses as well -- control what's called an "MRO spend," an acronym for maintenance, repair and operations, a business' nonproduction spending.In the lingo of procurement, Osiris offers procurement services, e-procurement, and supplier enablement for e-procurement. David Saroli is the company's president and CEO. He founded the company in 2005 after selling an earlier outsourced procurement firm. "Most organizations totally lack visibility into their indirect spend," Saroli said. In other words, they have very little idea how much they spend on everything from office supplies to safety supplies to nuts to bolts to gloves, and why they buy from the people they buy from. Osiris closely analyzes that spending and a company's incumbent providers, then sets up an "e-catalog" with its own list of supplier companies, as well as selected incumbents. Most importantly, Osiris also sets up a company's suppliers with the ability to fulfill orders by e-catalog. "That way they don't need third parties and they don't need to mix and match solutions," Saroli said.Saroli said his company typically saves its clients 7 to 12 percent on supplies. Osiris now has 44 employees, up from 21 a year ago, and 67 organizations using its services, up from two in June 2006. There are now 300 suppliers of various goods in the Osiris network, up from 18 in June 2006. Osiris is also expanding its office space, adding another 5,000 square feet adjacent to its existing 11,000. And it's expanding into other markets - -the Detroit Medical Center is using its services, as are Pilot service stations. The company also expects to fill 10 new job openings by the end of the year, with positions becoming available in project management, software development and customer service. More at www.osirisinnovations.com. Note: Today's Blue Box is sponsored by Clark Hill. For information on how you can sponsor content in the Blue Box, contact Dan Keelan at (248) 455-7380 or dkeelan@cbs.com. Friday, August 1, 2008
Featured in Great Lakes IT Report Auburn Hills-based Osiris Innovations Group, a provider of e-business products and services, supplier enablement applications and procurement services, last week announced it has been named to the 2008 Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100. The annual list, created by Supply and Demand Chain Executive, recognizes supply chain solution providers that are at the forefront of innovation. To address the challenges faced by today?s small and mid-market suppliers, Osiris provides technology that leverages a supplier?s existing technology investment and fills the gap between the buyer and supplier. Delivered through a Web-based, on-demand environment, Osiris? applications are specifically designed to reduce complexity, share data efficiently and allow collaboration throughout the supply chain. The net benefits are immediate: validated cost savings, comprehensive information access, and process improvements without significant capital investment or impact on operations and support services. Based on submissions from end users and solution providers, the judging committee for the "100," including the editorial staff of the magazine, in conjunction with the editorial advisory board, compiled the list of leading supply and demand chain innovators. The 2008 Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100 and accompanying editorial can be found in the June/July 2008 issue of Supply & Demand Chain Executive, as well as online at www.SDCExec.com/SDCE100. More at www.osirisig.com. Wednesday, July 23, 2008
During a time of layoffs and budget cuts, Osiris Innovations Group (Osiris), a Michigan-based provider of e-business solutions, supplier enablement applications and procurement services, has achieved unprecedented growth. By the end of 2008, Osiris will have increased its staff by 180 percent, its office space by 150 percent and its annual revenues by 45 percent over a three-year period. When Osiris was founded by David Saroli in January 2006, the company occupied a 2,400 square foot facility in Oxford, Mich., and had just 10 employees. In April 2007 with barely a year of business under its belt, Osiris moved its 22 employees to a larger facility with 5,900 square feet of space in Auburn Hills, Mich. Just one year later in April 2008, Osiris expanded its Auburn Hills office space to 8,800 square feet to accommodate its growing staff of 40. How has Osiris managed to grow so rapidly in just its first few years, despite the dwindling economy and tumultuous automotive manufacturing industry? For starters, Founder and CEO David Saroli is nimble, an innovator who welcomes change and adapts his business model accordingly. Second, Osiris has a great product. Through his years in working with automotive manufacturing companies, Saroli identified the need for a commodity management tool that would simplify the ordering process from start to finish. He started by designing a proprietary e-procurement software system, and today Osiris has evolved into a leader in e-business solutions, supplier enablement applications and strategic procurement services. Osiris global clients include both buyers and suppliers of indirect materials, primarily focused on the automotive and manufacturing industries. Today the future looks bright for Osiris as they continue to add clients, staff and revenue. Saroli and Osiris are proof that, despite a weak economy, a vision can indeed become a reality.
Osiris Innovations Group Hires Mark Wright as Chief Operating Officer AUBURN HILLS - Osiris Innovations Group, a provider of e-business solutions, supplier enablement applications and procurement services, has hired Mark Wright as chief operating officer. In this new position, Wright oversees all product management, product development, technical operations, customer services, and implementation services for Osiris. More specifically, he manages the development and operational organizations that produce, operate and maintain Osiris products. He also manages the customer service organizations and participates in strategic corporate planning. "Mark is a seasoned technology executive, and I am excited to welcome him to the Osiris organization," said David Saroli, Osiris chief executive officer. "Mark's industry experience and insight, combined with his passion for reliability, performance and process, will be instrumental to Osiris as we continue to grow." Wright joins Osiris with more than 29 years of experience in software development, enterprise infrastructure deployment, large scale project management and operations management. Most recently, he served as senior vice president of product development for Procuri, Inc. where he was responsible for leading the company’s product development and technical operations. Before that, he held several executive-level IT positions in the aerospace, manufacturing, energy, and logistics industries including vice president and CIO for RETX Energy Services, Inc. Wright received a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science from the University of West Florida. Osiris Innovations Group is a Michigan-based e-business solutions provider and expert in procurement services and supplier enablement. In three years, Osiris has achieved unprecedented growth including a 180 percent increase in staff, 150 percent expansion in office space and 45 percent revenue growth by the end of 2008. For more information about Osiris, click on Osirsig.Com Author: Staff Writer |
