Adjuno also works with leading fashion retailers and brands all over the world including; ASOS, John Lewis, Myer, George and Mr Price, providing them with a global view of their supply chain via a single cloud gateway. Retailers facing the challenges associated with having multi-tiered, complex supplier networks, want to better control operations across the entire length and breadth of their supply chain, and Adjuno offer best practice solutions.

The fashion industry is seeking greater visibility over processes and to establish open, transparent supplier communications to eradicate the risks linked with non-compliance, so that scandals such as slave labour become a thing of the past. It’s now crucial that supplier relationship management is approached strategically.

In this far-reaching world of fashion, the Ethical Fashion Forum’s view is that there are two main challenges that need addressing; First, how do you grow a profitable company in a market that’s globalising, fast-paced, and increasingly competitive? And second, how do you do this in a sustainable way with respect to the people behind the products and to the environment?

That’s why Adjuno are backing Mysource to continue its shared quest to help drive improved visibility, transparency and compliance in fashion supply chains. To effectively manage supply chains and drive sustainability, supplier networks must be connected and transparent, from source through to final delivery, and this is only possible through the application of innovative technology.

“Mysource is offering a roadmap to the 70% of companies who are placing sustainability permanently on their management agendas and Adjuno are proud to be a part of this movement, so that fashion businesses can realise their financial and CSR goals.” Dan Weston, COO – Europe, Adjuno

To find out more about the work Adjuno does in the fashion supply chain industry visit their website www.adjuno.com