The company is dedicated to adding value to the mission of KC SmartPort with supply chain expertise and in promotion of the city as we interact with customers and prospects around the world. The team proudly serves more than 3,000 customers around the world in such industries as: manufacturing and distribution, medical device, construction and engineering, oil and energy, utilities, and food and beverage.įor over 40 years, Cloud Inventory (formerly DSI) has been a part of the supply chain community in Kansas City – and proud of it. The Cloud Inventory global team has the supply chain expertise to deliver solutions that solve today’s business challenges by providing true inventory visibility and control. The company’s robust solutions help clients increase productivity, compliance, inventory optimization, and revenue generation.

“As a tech entrepreneur in Kansas City, this is a dream scenario for us,” RareWire president Kirk Hasenzahl said in a release. “For a company like DSI, with its deep roots and history in Kansas City to be the company that acquires us, we couldn’t have written out a better scenario. We can be a part of DSI’s global presence and existing product portfolio and expand upon the capability to enable companies to quickly and easily design and deploy the highest quality apps.Cloud Inventory ® powers breakthrough inventory control with cloud-based and on-premise inventory management solutions that offer real-time, end-to-end visibility at every touchpoint in the supply chain, from the warehouse to the field. RareWire’s functionality will be offered as part of DSI’s Mobile Enterprise Platform. The company also developed a platform that allowed customers to build their own apps. Its clients have included The Atlantic, Boulevard Brewing Co., Black & Veatch and several others. RareWire is a past winner of 25 Under 25®, and it was named the Launch KC Entrepreneur of the Year in 2013.

“This acquisition strengthens our ability to deliver superior consumer-quality mobile experiences that are highly competitive with any available in the market.” “RareWire is a strategic addition to DSI’s portfolio of mobility solutions,” Matt McGraw, the president and CEO of DSI, said in a news release. App builder RareWire has been acquired by DSI, a local company that has developed a set of mobile solutions for supply chain management.

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