Manhattan Partners with Newmine in Retail Logistics Optimisation

Manhattan Associates has partnered with Newmine, a consulting and technology company focused on retail commerce optimization. The companies are working together to equip retailers with industry-leading omnichannel solutions that deliver a seamless, holistic shopping experience. Newmine joins the Manhattan Value Partner (MVP) program, which fosters collaborative partnerships with leading supply chain and logistics, inventory, and omnichannel commerce providers.

With the retail industry growing in complexity, Manhattan consistently delivers cutting-edge solutions to keep its clients ahead of the rapidly changing trends. Newmine’s team of industry veterans will help support Manhattan customers as they implement Manhattan ActiveTM Omni, a suite of solutions that enables retailers to better command every aspect of omnichannel operations.

“Newmine’s mission is to help retailers build a better bottom line,” says founder and CEO Navjit Bhasin. “To thrive in our industry, retailers must embrace change while sustaining operational efficiencies and maintaining a healthy bottom line.” At the core of Newmine’s omnichannel operations and technology practice are tailored, client-side services inclusive of program management and oversight, project management, change management, alignment of omnichannel objectives and application configuration, and technical/integration support.

“Manhattan is pleased to partner with Newmine to help retailers navigate the operational demands of implementing a unified commerce strategy,” said Eric Lamphier, senior director of Alliances for Manhattan Associates. “Our two companies have successfully engaged on multiple projects, and we look forward to many more.”

Felton Lewis, head of Alliances for Newmine, commented, “Manhattan has invested heavily to develop solutions that help retailers realize their vision of unified commerce. It’s clear to me why so many retail CIOs are deciding that Manhattan Active Omni is the best investment for their organization.”