Small businesses have two primary issues: access to materials and product commercialization. These issues are not unfamiliar in large corporations. However, due to the volume of commerce they transact, these costs and challenges are managed through exuberant budgets, outsourcing, consultants, etc.

Small businesses are still the backbone of our country's economic infrastructure. 99.7% of businesses in the United States are small businesses.  Nearly half of the country's workforce is employed by small businesses, yet small businesses represent only specks on the commerce radar. These businesses, because they are small, have limited access in obtaining cost effective resources to get raw materials inbound, products outbound, and inventory managed.

PRISM is the solution for small businesses.  It creates a pathway that allows big business to do business with small business. PRISM is a supplier network that enables small businesses to collaborate to increase their value proposition to suppliers, logistics, and distribution resources. The goal of PRISM is to allow small businesses to gain access, increase their value, and commercialize their products.