GT Nexus announced that it had been recognized by two leading industry trade magazines for technology excellence in 2011.
— Supply and Demand Chain Executive named GT Nexus to its 10th annual
Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100. This year’s list highlights
the top “100 Great Supply Chain Projects” that have had a significant
impact on customers. Companies were evaluated on ambitiousness and
scope of the project; creative application of technologies, solutions
and services; and the extent of business results and/or impact. GT
Nexus was recognized for delivering a paperless cloud supply chain
platform to a Fortune 100 retailer.
— GT Nexus was also recognized by Inbound Logistics magazine as an
Inbound Logistics Top 100 Logistics IT Provider for 2011. Every year,
Inbound Logistics editors recognize 100 logistics IT companies that
support and enable logistics excellence. Drawn from a pool of more
than 300 companies, using questionnaires, personal interviews and
other research, Inbound Logistics selects the Top 100 Logistics IT
Providers who are leading the way in 2011.
“We’re honored to be recognized for our success in delivering breakthrough cloud supply chain solutions at the world’s biggest companies,” said Greg Johnsen, EVP and co-founder of GT Nexus. “GT Nexus is changing the way companies automate their global supply chains and these awards help validate our vision.”
GT Nexus provides the cloud-based collaboration platform that the world’s largest companies rely on to drive efficiency and agility across the global supply chain. More than 15,000 organizations from all industry sectors are on GT Nexus today. Retailers, manufacturers, logistics providers and banks all operate against a core information base across multiple trade and logistics functions to optimize the flow of goods and trade information, from order point to final payment. Customers include Xerox, Liz Claiborne, Nestle, DHL, Sears, Caterpillar, Kraft Foods and The Home Depot. For information, visit www.gtnexus.com.
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