Nulogy Selected as Supply Chain "Cool Vendor" by Analyst Firm Gartner

    TORONTO, ON, May 02, 2014 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Nulogy, the leading provider of contract packaging management software for brands and their manufacturing and packaging suppliers, announces today that it has been selected by Gartner as one of only five companies named in their "Cool Vendors in Supply Chain Services, 2014" report. Gartner "Cool Vendors" have been analyzed and selected because of their unique capabilities and solutions from other service providers.

"We are honored to be recognized by Gartner for being a global leader in supply chain management solutions," said Jason Tham, founder and CEO of Nulogy. "Being recognized by Gartner further validates the power and value of our market-leading SaaS platform, PackManager. It signals to us that we're at the right place, at the right time, and recognizes the success of our strategy to focus on enabling the contract packaging and manufacturing community with a flexible, real-time and mobile solution that supports their growth. In addition, we feel it acknowledges the momentum that Nulogy is achieving in our market that has seen us expand our footprint into new geographies and market verticals. This has set the stage to further accelerate our investment in enhancing our cloud-based platform."

Gartner's report emphasizes the important role of cloud solutions providers in driving intra-supply-chain quality management and planning to extend beyond the four walls of the enterprise. With its award-winning, patent-pending technology solution PackManager, Nulogy has been enabling brands and their supplier networks to automate and scale their businesses for over a decade. PackManager provides the visibility, efficiency, compliancy and quality controls to drive continuous improvement for consumer goods companies and suppliers alike. Nulogy continues to invest heavily in R&D and work with innovative brands and suppliers all over the world to expand the power of cloud into supply chain and drive a new standard in the industry.

To view a summary or purchase a copy of the Cool Vendors in Supply Chain Services, 2014 please visit this link.

About Gartner's Cool Vendors Selection Process

This research does not constitute an exhaustive list of vendors in any given technology area, but rather is designed to highlight interesting, new and innovative vendors, products and services. Gartner disclaims all warranties, express or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

This year's Cool Vendors report highlights the use of cloud as an enabler or delivery mechanism for capabilities that help enterprises to better manage their supply chains. The vendors described in this research provide capabilities in one or more core supply chain process areas -- that is, plan, source, make, deliver and service. In addition, all of them deliver solution capabilities via a service model, ranging from SaaS to business process outsourcing (BPO) business process as a service (BPaaS), and from transactional processing to advanced analytics.

[1] Gartner "Cool Vendors in Supply Chain Services, 2014" by Michael Dominy, Simon F Jacobson, Amber Salley, William McNeill, 22 April 2014

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About Nulogy

Nulogy is the pioneer and leading provider of contract packaging software systems globally. Nulogy has won industry and technology awards for its innovative use of technology to automate processes, improve responsiveness, and increase competitiveness for its clients. The company's cloud-based solutions have reduced costs, enhanced customer service, improved compliance and quality, and raised revenues in the supply chains of Fortune 100 brands around the world. Every day, millions of dollars of consumer products are processed by Nulogy's software across a broad range of market segments including food, beverage, consumer goods, pharmaceutical, high-tech, and hard goods.

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