The team behind LIMEN.
Three perspectives on supply chains. One shared need for dependable answers.
Software, fashion and food bring different questions. We share an interest in helping people answer them—with evidence, and in time to act.
Who we are
Toni
Software supply chains
Toni wants to give a dependable answer when someone asks: What went into this release? What did we use to build it? And what exactly is running on the customer’s side? He has been asking these questions since before he called it “software supply chain.” At LIMEN, his focus is making those answers reliable and backed by evidence.
Anna
Fashion supply chains
Anna cares about the sale that slips away while everyone is still checking. A retailer has a customer ready to buy, but needs a supplier to confirm availability, a delivery date or a suitable alternative. At LIMEN, she focuses on shortening that back-and-forth so uncertainty can become a promise the retailer can keep.
Otto
Food supply chains
Otto focuses on the moment a food supplier says something has changed. An ingredient is unavailable, a delivery falls through, or a substitute is offered—what can still be made, and which orders can still be fulfilled? At LIMEN, he works on getting those answers in time to adjust.
The team portraits were created with AI in a comic style.
Where we are today
We are exploring focused opportunities and looking for people willing to show us how these questions are handled in practice. That means understanding the existing workflow, the information available and the consequences of a slow or uncertain answer before deciding what to build.
LIMEN Network is the umbrella for this work. Individual explorations can focus on different industries while sharing the same aim: a useful answer, supported by evidence, in time to act.
A useful first conversation
A concrete example is more useful than a polished project brief. Show us the question, the steps needed to answer it, and where things get stuck. There is no need to share confidential records in an initial message.