New York — June 25, 2009 — Supply & Demand Chain Executive magazine, the executive's user manual for successful supply and demand chain transformation, this week announced its eighth-annual listing of the Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100.
Eight years ago, Supply & Demand Chain Executive announced its first "100" list of supply chain solution providers, consultants and other organizations that were helping lead the way in transforming companies' supply and demand chains. This year the magazine focused the criteria for its "100" feature on economic recovery.
"Our readers turn to Supply & Demand Chain Executive to learn about solutions and best practices for enabling the supply chain to weather the current economic storm in which we find ourselves, and also to position themselves for growth when recovery takes hold." explained Andrew K. Reese, editor of Supply & Demand Chain Executive. "The corporate executives and line-of-business leaders who rely on the magazine want to know what the different supply chain solution and service providers are doing to help them meet these critical, corporate 'life-or-death' challenges."
Supply & Demand Chain Executive has identified leading providers of supply chain services and technologies who are helping their customers and clients both respond to the downturn and, more importantly, position themselves for growth ahead. Based on submissions to the "100" from end users and solution providers, the judging committee for the "100," including the editorial staff of the magazine, in conjunction with the editorial advisory board, has compiled a list of leading supply and demand chain innovators.
"Our goal with this year's '100' is to highlight a broad range of solutions and services targeted at a variety of industries, addressing the needs of companies of varying sizes, and assisting in the transformation of a diverse mix of the functions that make up the supply chain," added Reese.
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"Therefore, our judging committee looked for solutions across a variety of industries, addressing the needs of companies of varying sizes, and assisting in the transformation of a diverse mix of the functions that make up the supply chain."
After receiving nomination forms, the Supply & Demand Chain Executive judging committee culled through them to find the applicants that best fit the above criteria. Final recipients are featured in the cover story of the June/July 2009 issue of Supply & Demand Chain Executive, as well as online at www.SDCExec.com.
The full list of the 2009 Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100 follows, in alphabetical order:
4flow AG
Aankhen Inc.
Acsis, Inc.
ADR North America, LLC
Amitive
Aras
ATC Logistics & Electronics
Basware
Blinco
Blue Sky Technologies
Bowen & Groves
BravoSolution
Bristlecone
Cadec Global
CDC Software
ChemLogix, LLC
CHEP
Choice Logistics
CIMTEK
Click Commerce
CombineNet
Core Solutions
Corporate United
Crossgate AG
D&B
Decideware
Demand Solutions
Deposco
Dyadem
e-LYNXX Corporation
E2open
Emptoris, Inc.
Enporion, Inc.
Epicor
ET2C International Inc.
eZCom Software Inc.
Fieldglass, Inc.
FORTE
FreeFlow
Global eProcure
Greybeard Advisors LLC
GT Nexus
GXS
Hitachi Consulting
Horizon Technology
Iasta
IHS
InfinityQS International
Infor
Inmar CLS Reverse Logistics
InnerWorkings, Inc.
Insight Sourcing Group
Integration Point
INTTRA
IQNavigator
JDA Software
John Galt Solutions Inc.
JVKellyGroup, Inc.
Kinaxis
Knighted Computer Systems, Inc.
LeanLogistics, Inc.
Logility, Inc.
Lucas Systems, Inc.
Management Dynamics
Manhattan Associates
MCA Solutions
Metastorm Inc.
MetricStream
ModusLink Global Solutions
New Generation Computing
Next Level Purchasing, Inc.
Oco, Inc.
Orbian Corp.
Pace Harmon
Panorama Consulting Group
PINC Solutions
PowerTrack, U.S. Bank
Prime Advantage
Prorizon Corporation
PurchasingNet
Puridiom
Quintiq
Real Time Freight
Rearden Commerce
RedPrairie
RedTail Solutions Inc.
Retalix USA
River Logic, Inc.
RIverwood Solutions
Ryder
SciQuest, Inc.
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SigmaQuest
Smart Software, Inc.
SmartTurn
Source One Management Services, LLC
SPS Commerce
Stamps.com
Staples, Inc.
StarCite
Sterling Commerce
Terra Technology
ToolsGroup
Total Quality Logistics
TradeCard
TradeStone Software
Transplace
UPS
Upside Software Inc.
Verian Technologies
Wesupply
Xcitec
Zebra Technologies
Zilliant
Eight years ago, Supply & Demand Chain Executive announced its first "100" list of supply chain solution providers, consultants and other organizations that were helping lead the way in transforming companies' supply and demand chains. This year the magazine focused the criteria for its "100" feature on economic recovery.
"Our readers turn to Supply & Demand Chain Executive to learn about solutions and best practices for enabling the supply chain to weather the current economic storm in which we find ourselves, and also to position themselves for growth when recovery takes hold." explained Andrew K. Reese, editor of Supply & Demand Chain Executive. "The corporate executives and line-of-business leaders who rely on the magazine want to know what the different supply chain solution and service providers are doing to help them meet these critical, corporate 'life-or-death' challenges."
Supply & Demand Chain Executive has identified leading providers of supply chain services and technologies who are helping their customers and clients both respond to the downturn and, more importantly, position themselves for growth ahead. Based on submissions to the "100" from end users and solution providers, the judging committee for the "100," including the editorial staff of the magazine, in conjunction with the editorial advisory board, has compiled a list of leading supply and demand chain innovators.
"Our goal with this year's '100' is to highlight a broad range of solutions and services targeted at a variety of industries, addressing the needs of companies of varying sizes, and assisting in the transformation of a diverse mix of the functions that make up the supply chain," added Reese.
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"Therefore, our judging committee looked for solutions across a variety of industries, addressing the needs of companies of varying sizes, and assisting in the transformation of a diverse mix of the functions that make up the supply chain."
After receiving nomination forms, the Supply & Demand Chain Executive judging committee culled through them to find the applicants that best fit the above criteria. Final recipients are featured in the cover story of the June/July 2009 issue of Supply & Demand Chain Executive, as well as online at www.SDCExec.com.
The full list of the 2009 Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100 follows, in alphabetical order:
4flow AG
Aankhen Inc.
Acsis, Inc.
ADR North America, LLC
Amitive
Aras
ATC Logistics & Electronics
Basware
Blinco
Blue Sky Technologies
Bowen & Groves
BravoSolution
Bristlecone
Cadec Global
CDC Software
ChemLogix, LLC
CHEP
Choice Logistics
CIMTEK
Click Commerce
CombineNet
Core Solutions
Corporate United
Crossgate AG
D&B
Decideware
Demand Solutions
Deposco
Dyadem
e-LYNXX Corporation
E2open
Emptoris, Inc.
Enporion, Inc.
Epicor
ET2C International Inc.
eZCom Software Inc.
Fieldglass, Inc.
FORTE
FreeFlow
Global eProcure
Greybeard Advisors LLC
GT Nexus
GXS
Hitachi Consulting
Horizon Technology
Iasta
IHS
InfinityQS International
Infor
Inmar CLS Reverse Logistics
InnerWorkings, Inc.
Insight Sourcing Group
Integration Point
INTTRA
IQNavigator
JDA Software
John Galt Solutions Inc.
JVKellyGroup, Inc.
Kinaxis
Knighted Computer Systems, Inc.
LeanLogistics, Inc.
Logility, Inc.
Lucas Systems, Inc.
Management Dynamics
Manhattan Associates
MCA Solutions
Metastorm Inc.
MetricStream
ModusLink Global Solutions
New Generation Computing
Next Level Purchasing, Inc.
Oco, Inc.
Orbian Corp.
Pace Harmon
Panorama Consulting Group
PINC Solutions
PowerTrack, U.S. Bank
Prime Advantage
Prorizon Corporation
PurchasingNet
Puridiom
Quintiq
Real Time Freight
Rearden Commerce
RedPrairie
RedTail Solutions Inc.
Retalix USA
River Logic, Inc.
RIverwood Solutions
Ryder
SciQuest, Inc.
Selected Services - POOL4TOOL
SigmaQuest
Smart Software, Inc.
SmartTurn
Source One Management Services, LLC
SPS Commerce
Stamps.com
Staples, Inc.
StarCite
Sterling Commerce
Terra Technology
ToolsGroup
Total Quality Logistics
TradeCard
TradeStone Software
Transplace
UPS
Upside Software Inc.
Verian Technologies
Wesupply
Xcitec
Zebra Technologies
Zilliant
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