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Aptean (Logility) Recognized as the Only Visionary in the Inaugural 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Supply Chain Management Suites

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ALPHARETTA, Ga., August 24, 2026--Aptean (Logility) today announced it has been named a Visionary in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Supply Chain Management Suites, published August 11, 2026.1 In the company's view, Aptean's placement reflects the company's commitment to AI-powered supply chain innovation and the strength of its end-to-end suite that spans supply chain planning, manufacturing, orchestration, warehousing, and transportation.

To qualify for the report, vendors must offer "a (pre-)packaged supply chain management suite that includes cross-functional user experience, analytics, and data management, embedded in an architecture that connects native operations management capabilities in at least three out of the following five supply chain process clusters… supply chain planning, sourcing and procurement, production, logistics and fulfillment, and supply chain orchestration, which includes trading partner networks."1 In our opinion, this is a high bar and only nine vendors cleared it this year, Aptean among them.

"We're proud to be named a Visionary in this Magic Quadrant," said Allan Dow, EVP/General Manager, Aptean. "We believe it's an important validation of the strategy we've been executing – building an end-to-end supply chain suite with AI at its core. The result is a system that streamlines and optimizes a product's entire journey, from the factory floor to the customer's door."

Aptean believes its Visionary designation reflects its strategic direction towards an AI-native, comprehensive suite that treats planning and execution as one continuous process rather than multiple systems that hand off to each other. Over the past three years, the company has built a robust supply chain portfolio through a series of strategic and complementary acquisitions. Bringing it all together is Aptean's unique AI Operating System, the engine that connects disparate systems and sits on top of all business operations the customers already runs on, plus a real-time orchestration layer that watches for shifting conditions, surfacing an exception as a recommended action in real time.

Together, these capabilities support a decision across the full supply chain lifecycle. Planning spans demand, supply, and inventory, network design, and structured sales and operations planning, with configurable models and scenario analysis. Production planning and execution carry those plans to the plant floor, aligning scheduled output with actual performance. Warehouse and transportation management complete the cycle, connecting a planned order through to final delivery.