Kibo Commerce, a provider of composable commerce solutions has announced its acceptance into the MACH Alliance. This marks a significant milestone, reflecting Kibo’s support of the principles of Microservices-based, API-first, Cloud-native SaaS, and Headless (MACH) technologies.
Kibo’s composable commerce platform, designed with MACH principles, supports businesses with modular and independent solutions for eCommerce, order management, and subscriptions that enhance customer experience and operational efficiency.
“Joining the MACH Alliance reinforces our commitment to providing flexible, scalable solutions to customers,” said Ram Venkataraman, CEO of Kibo. “Our API-first approach ensures that we stay at the forefront of commerce technology, continually adapting to evolving market needs.”
As a member of the MACH Alliance, Kibo will join a global community of innovative and certified practitioners. MACH Alliance members share a commitment to advancing modern, future-proof technology that is composable, open and best-of-breed. The company will engage actively in this community, leveraging its expertise in composable commerce to promote the transformative benefits of MACH principles. The MACH Alliance says MACH architecture aids businesses in their journey from traditional enterprise solutions to dynamic, modular MACH architectures.
“We are thrilled to welcome Kibo to the MACH Alliance,” said Casper Rasmussen, President of the MACH Alliance. “Their strong commitment to MACH principles and impressive record in delivering composable commerce solutions align perfectly with our vision. Kibo’s expertise in creating flexible, scalable commerce solutions will be invaluable in our mission to promote modern, open technology ecosystems. Their inclusion is a testament to the growing recognition and adoption of MACH technologies in the commerce industry.”
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By embracing MACH architecture, Kibo is expected to deliver enhanced value to its customers and partners by fostering rapid innovation. The MACH Alliance suggests the use of microservice, API-enabled Cloud-native SaaS and Headless technology improves service availability, and seamless scalability.
This approach is expected to enable businesses to efficiently adapt and grow their commerce operations. As a result, meeting evolving technological demands with agility and precision. Kibo joins an ever-growing number of technology companies signing up to the MACH cause. Kibo’s membership of the MACH Alliance demonstrates the company’s commitment to modern commerce technology. Last month, the MACH Alliance surpassed 100 members, with eight new joiners spanning the organisation’s various membership categories.
