UPS Logistics Technologies named to Inbound Logistics top 100 list as Top IT Provider for second consecutive year
"Inbound Logistics editors selected this year's Top 100 Logistics IT Providers from more than 500 companies, using questionnaires and personal interviews", stated Felicia Stratton, Editor of Inbound Logistics. "Editors sought to match our readers' needs to the capabilities of those selected. UPS Logistics Technologies made the 2005 Top 100 Logistics IT Providers list because of flexibility and leadership in expanding their solutions and offering enriched functionality. The companies chosen reflect leadership by answering our readers' need for simplicity, ROI, and efficient implementation. Inbound Logistics magazine is proud to recognize UPS Logistics Technologies for leading the way in 2005."
About UPS Logistics Technologies
As a subsidiary of one of the world's largest logistics companies, United Parcel Service, UPS Logistics Technologies delivers transportation and logistics solutions that directly impact a company's bottom line. From its inception, UPS Logistics Technologies has been focused on developing products and solutions to improve the operational efficiency of distribution companies. This concentrated focus has produced industry leading software solutions that enable highly efficient order-to-delivery processes. Solutions include street-level route optimization, territory planning, mobile delivery execution, real-time wireless dispatch and GPS tracking.
UPS Logistics Technologies' products are in use with more than 2,400 installations worldwide and manage more than 80,000 vehicles daily. Customer Service is available 24 x 7 to customers in need of assistance. For over 19 years, these solutions have helped elevate the customer experience while lowering transportation costs.
To learn more about our solutions, please log on to www.upslogisticstech.com, call us at 410-847-1900, or email us at market@upslogistics.com
About Inbound Logistics
Inbound Logistics magazine started in 1981 with the educational mission of helping leading US companies better manage corporate resources by speeding and reducing inventory and supporting infrastructure and better matching demand signals to supply lines. Today this concept is widely accepted as supply-chain management and Inbound Logistics reaches more that 250,000 print and web readers in North America and around the world. More information can be found at www.inboundlogistics.com
