The partnership enables Blue Yonder to integrate Snowflake’s data capabilities into its Blue Yonder Platform

Blue Yonder, the AI company for supply chain, has been named the 2026 AMER Snowflake Product Growth Partner of the Year by Snowflake at its annual user conference, Snowflake Summit 26. This is the fifth year in a row that Blue Yonder has been recognized as a Snowflake partner award winner.
Blue Yonder was recognized for its achievements as part of the Snowflake AI Data Cloud ecosystem, helping joint customers unify data across internal and external sources to make faster, smarter decisions at scale.
The partnership enables Blue Yonder to integrate Snowflake’s data capabilities into its Blue Yonder Platform, allowing companies to access live, real-world data through a single source of truth to improve and accelerate decision-making.
Collaboration
By facilitating seamless data sharing and collaboration on a unified platform and leveraging advanced AI and machine learning capabilities, users can execute thousands of supply chain scenarios simultaneously, significantly reducing the cost, complexity and time associated with traditional data marketplaces.
“Today’s supply chain operations are dealing with unprecedented levels of demand and disruption, driving the need for robust technology with greater speed, accuracy and agility. Together, Blue Yonder and Snowflake eliminate silos and provide a unified data foundation that enables companies to make more AI-driven decisions with greater speed and precision than ever before. We’re proud to be named a winner for the fifth consecutive year and look forward to our ongoing collaboration,” explained Chris Burchett, Senior Vice President, Generative AI, Blue Yonder.
“By combining Blue Yonder’s intelligent supply chain solutions with Snowflake’s AI Data Cloud, we’re helping enterprises increase efficiency, cost savings and resilience while making faster, higher-quality decisions across their entire network,” added Amy Kodl, SVP, Worldwide Alliances & Channels, Snowflake.
