Why Bivizio ?
Bivizio Platform
Fundamentals
The strategic foundations of the Bivizio platform accelerates market development, technological innovation, industrial competitiveness and operational efficiency of value chain and ecosystem members.
It allows SMEs and connected organizations to take the lead and improve their access to local, national and international markets by connecting them to new economic corridors with partner networks, cities and regions locally and globally by the creation of supramarkets.
Connect, Find, Cooperate, Trade and Exchange through our Glocal Marketplaces

Driving forces
Our solution is powered by advanced concepts of digitalization of value chains, products and services offerings as well as digital business models.
Driving forces
Our key value proposition is aligned with industry 4.0
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Digitization and integration of vertical and horizontal value chains

Source: https://www.pwc.com/ca/en/industries/industry-4-0.html
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Digitization of product and service offerings
03
Digital business models and customer access
Our digital products and services serve our customers with complete solutions in B2B and E2E (ecosystem to ecosystem) marketplaces in a distinct digital multisectoral platform supporting transitional pathways between ecosystems.
Source: PWC, Industry 4.0 White Paper
Value proposition
Value proposition
Our key value proposition is aligned with smart city 4.0
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Datafication
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Industrial platform
Integrate actors from all sectors and associated expertise to support economic growth and supply chain resilience and agility.
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Intelligentification
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Industrial innovation
Source: Daegu Smart City Congress 2019
Our ecosystem expertise
Bivizio Platform
Our ecosystem expertise
Bivizio’s unique value proposition is based on its multi-sector digital ecosystem and its glocal convergence platform which allows industrial, commercial, institutional, social, community, academic and governmental organizations to be interconnected.
The platform also makes it possible to establish trade and digital exchange corridors between networks in order to improve their level of integration as well as increase their interactions, their interoperability as well as the transition of knowledge, products and expertise from one ecosystem to another.
+19,000 categories
Additional classification for specific materials and types of waste of more than 4000 categories available on Cirkull Marketplace.
- Aerospace & Defense
- Agriculture
- Apparel
- Automotive
- Biopharma
- Business Services
- Coal Mining
- Communication
- Construction
- Distribution & eCommerce
- Downstream Chemicals
- Downstream Metals
- Education
- Electric Power
- Environmental Services
- Business Services
- Fishing
- Oil & Gas
- Paper & Packaging
- Performing Arts
- Plastics
- Printing
- Production Technology
- Recreational Goods
- Textiles
- Tobacco
- Trailers & Appliances
- Transportation
- Upstream Chemicals
- Medical Devices
- Upstream Production
- Vulcanized Materials
- Water Transport
- Wood Products
- Food Processing
- Footwear
- Forestry
- Furniture
- Hospitality
- IT
- Insurance
- Jewelry
- Leather Products
- Lighting
- Livestock
- Marketing
- Medical Devices
- Metal Mining
- Metalworking
- Music
- Nonmetal Mining
- Commercial Services
- Community Services
- Education
- Entertainment
- Financial Services
- Food & Beverage
- Health Services
- Hospitality
- Household Goods
- Industrial Products
- Logistics
- Motor Vehicles
- Personal Services
- Real Estate
- Retail
- Utilites
Flagship Project
Flagship Project
FCI-Canada Project:
Industry and academia team up to secure Canada’s food supply

The FCI-Canada Project focuses on creating a national, sector-wide platform with enterprise-to-enterprise connectivity capabilities, which will help strengthen Canada’s domestic food supply chain. Linking food and beverage companies across the country, the project will make it easier to recover from COVID-19 and other emerging issues, as well as diversify Canada’s plant-based food, feed and ingredients offerings through collaborative partnerships.
Canada’s leading food and beverage associations will build provincial and regional databases that will then be connected into a national network. This project builds on Conseil de la Transformation Alimentaire du Québec (CTAQ)’s existing Systeme Numerique Alimentaire Collaboratif (SNAC) collaboration platform, developed by Bivizio and currently in use in Quebec, as well as data science work conducted at the University of Ottawa. In its evolution to FCI-Canada, the national platform will help companies from across Canada make connections across the value chain by allowing them to post and search for specific products, services and partners within given geographic parameters. The FCI-Canada platform will also evolve to be responsive to supply chain disruptions such as those associated with COVID-19. Expanding its functionality across the country will mean better responsiveness across the national supply chain and will help ensure the security of Canada’s food system.
Use-case
Regular food supply chain
Normal situation

Pandemic situation

Pandemic situation + Bivizio
