Bucephalus

Supply chain planning is broken. Modern supply webs are too complex for legacy software from the 1970s, yet companies spend millions on these systems, waste months with expensive consultants, and still end up managing critical decisions in spreadsheets anyway. Data is trapped across SAP, Blue Yonder, o9, and hundreds of chaotic spreadsheets. The result? A staggering $1.77T in global waste annually and constant firefighting. Bucephalus transforms reactive planning into proactive optimization. Ou[1][2]

Overview

Bucephalus is listed as a New York City AI company in the devtools category[1]. Founded in 2021, the company operates in software development[3]. According to the company's description, supply chain planning systems rely on legacy software from the 1970s while data remains fragmented across multiple enterprise platforms including SAP, Blue Yonder, and o9, as well as numerous spreadsheets[2]. The company identifies an annual global waste figure of $1.77T resulting from current supply chain management practices[2]. Bucephalus positions its offering as transforming reactive planning into proactive optimization[2]. The company has six employees[3].

Business address: 175 Varick St, New York, New York, 10014. [6]

Growth & traction

LinkedIn lists 6 people working at Bucephalus. [4]

Focus

  • Bucephalus describes itself as "Automating the thousands of micro decisions of supply chain planning with the easiest and most powerful platform.".[5]

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