MRO Revamps Purchasing Community Platform 'Bible'... Provides Global Purchasing Data

Exchange Rates, Commodity Market Conditions, and Disaster Information Provided in One Place

Emro, the No. 1 AI-based supply chain management software company in Korea, announced on the 7th that it has newly launched the 'Global Briefing' service on BUYBLE, an online community platform for purchasing managers.

Image of 'Global Briefing' service opened by Emro on BUYBLE, an online community platform for purchasing managers. Provided by Emro.

The newly introduced Global Briefing service provides various global data necessary for purchasing tasks, such as exchange rates, raw material prices, industry trends, and disaster information. Through this, purchasing managers can grasp at a glance on BUYBLE the global exchange rates, prices of over 100 raw materials, as well as production, domestic demand, and import/export trends across 13 industry sectors. It is also explained that real-time information on disasters worldwide, such as earthquakes, wildfires, and droughts, enables more proactive responses to potential risks in the global supply chain value chain.

In particular, for major raw materials such as aluminum, nickel, and copper, the service provides prices from the London Metal Exchange (LME), which serves as the global benchmark for trading prices. Users can also receive alert notifications via KakaoTalk when exchange rates or raw material prices rise or fall according to their set conditions.

Additionally, various supply chain news for understanding domestic and international market trends, as well as AI-generated market status analysis and forecast predictions, can be checked. The Global Briefing service is offered free of charge to BUYBLE members during the beta service period.

BUYBLE is a purchasing-specialized community platform launched by Emro in November 2022. It provides high-quality information for purchasing managers in one place, including information on over 3 million domestic vendors, various purchasing job training contents, and expert columns. Since its launch, it has secured more than 3,000 corporate purchasing managers as members.