India, June 8 -- Supply chains have become more interconnected, but planning and decision-making often remain fragmented across procurement, inventory, manufacturing and logistics. Kinaxis has spent more than four decades trying to close that gap.

Founded in Ottawa in 1984 as Cadence Computer Corporation, the company built its reputation around in-memory and concurrent supply-chain planning. Its current platform, Maestro, is designed to help enterprises understand disruptions, evaluate their wider impact and respond faster across complex supply networks.

Leading Kinaxis through its next phase is Razat Gaurav, who became CEO in January 2026. He brings more than 25 years of experience in enterprise software and supply-chain technology, wi...