Entering the Awards Awards Categories SCL Europe 2009 Book Tickets

Awards category winners

Excellence in Technology

Winner – Omprompt
Short listed companies:
  • PT Pro
  • Image ID
  • Omprompt
  • Radico Khaitan Ltd
 Judging criteria:
  • Quality standards
  • Application of new technology
  • Originality
  • Flexibility/adaptability
Winner – Omprompt
Michael Aguilar ex-Executive VP at Panasonic Consumer Electronics and President of Intrepid Consulting, presents the Excellence in Technology award to Brian Bolam, president of Omprompt.
Top ^

Most Effective Collaboration

Winner – CEVA
Short listed companies:
  • Pepsico UK
  • Solving Efeso
  • Ceva
  • Borealis Polymers NV
Judging criteria:
  • Technical and cultural integration
  • Innovative approach
  • Scale of project and yield
  • Process improvement and position in the marketplace
Winner – CEVA
Allan Waller OBE, president of the Chartered Insitute of Logistics and Transport presents the Most Effective Collaboration Award to Massimo Berti, CEVA for their collaboration with Telecom Italia.
Top ^

Operational Excellence
Winner – Tesco Direct
Short listed companies:
  • Bombardier
  • Borealis Polymers NV
  • Avon
  • Tesco Direct
Judging criteria:
  • Management leadership in driving supply chain excellence
  • Strategies that achieve and are aligned to corporate objectives
  • Successful collaboration strategy
  • Transformation change management.

Winner – Tesco Direct
Richard Powell Managing Director at Crimson & Co, the award sponsor, presents the Operational Excellence Award to Neil Ashworth, Tesco Direct

Michael Aguilar from our judging panel tells us how Tesco Direct won their award. “Tesco Direct successfully created a new business model with product offerings vastly different than it had carried in the past. New products, systems and multiple external partners were all coordinated and running with high levels of customer satisfaction in record time.”

Top ^

Supply Chain Innovation

Winner – PT Pro
Short listed companies:
  • Radico Khaitan Ltd
  • PT Pro
  • JF Hillebrand
  • Borealis Polymers NV
Judging criteria:
  • Collaborating with supply chain partners
  • Synchronising supply and demand
  • Managing supply chain cycles
  • Applying technology in an innovative way
Winner – PT Pro
In conjunction with the WTG Alumni
Jenette Stiles, Managing Director of Global Trade Services at JP Morgan, presents the Supply Chain Innovation Award, in conjuction with the WTG Alumni to Luis Ribas of PT Pro
Top ^

Social Responsibility

Short listed companies:
  • DHL
  • Beluga Shipping
  • Xerox
 Judging criteria:
  • Imagination
  • Commitment
  • Culture
  • Environment
Winner – Beluga Shipping
Kevin Zwolinski, Managing Director at Click-On Logistics, who sponsored the category, presents the award for Social Responsibility to Hans-Herwig Geyer, Beluga Shipping
Top ^

Best in European Trade Compliance Management
Winner – DHL Exel
Short listed companies:
  • DHL
  • Smith and Nephew
  • Exostar
 Judging criteria:
  • Trade process management
  • Efficient flow of information and physical goods
  • Automation awareness
  • Development of strategic relationships
Winner – DHL Exel
Kieran Ring, CEO at the Global Institute of Logistics presents the award for Best in European Trade Compliance Management to DHL Exel.
Top ^

Best Value Chain Provider

Winner – JF Hillebrand
Short listed companies:
  • JF Hillebrand
  • Total Logistics
  • Baxter Healthcare
  • Image ID

 Judging criteria:
  • Expertise and original thought
  • Delivery of services that meet the requirements of the shipper
  • Effective and easy to use IT systems
  • Efficient and professional customer-service systems
Winner – JF Hillebrand
Kah-Peng Aw, Assistant MD at the Singapore Economic Development Board presents the award for Best Value Chain Provide to Rob Turvey of JF Hillebrand
Top ^

Best Provider of e-Business Solutions
Winner – Deltion
Short listed companies:
  • Royal Mail
  • Deltion
  • GXS
 Judging criteria:
  • Functionality, performance and ease of use of solutions
  • Ease of use and performance
  • Process improvement
  • Cost-efficiency
Winner – Deltion
Kevin Robinson, Editor of Supply Chain Europe Magazine presents the award for Best Provider of e-Business Solutions to Edward Horton of Deltion.
Top ^

Best Logistics Hub
Winner – Korean Port Authority
Short listed companies:
  • Korea Port Authority
  • Menlo Worldwide
  • Xerox
 Judging criteria:
  • Functionality, performance and ease of use of solutions
  • Ease of use and performance
  • Process improvement
  • Cost-efficiency
Winner – Korean Port Authority
Kieran Ring, CEO at the Global Institute of Logistics presents the award for Best Logistics Hub to Yee Kee Chung of the Korean Port Authority.
Top ^

Supply Chain Executive of the Year

Winner – Michael Watson, Avon
Short listed companies:
  • Avon
  • Haldex
  • Exostar
  • Guys and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust
 Judging criteria:
  • Functionality, performance and ease of use of solutions
  • Ease of use and performance
  • Process improvement
  • Cost-efficiency
Winner – Michael Watson, Avon
Kieran Ring, CEO at the Global Institute of Logistics presents the award for Supply Chain Executive of the year to a very deserving Michael Watson from Avon.
Top ^

Special Mentions
Operational Excellence – Bombardier

Operational Excellence – Bombardier
Most Effective Collaboration – Solving Efeso
Michael Aguilar ex-Executive VP at Panasonic Consumer Electronics and President of Intrepid Consulting, presents special mention awards to Bombardier for Operational Excellence and Solving Efeso for Most Effective Collaboration.

 Most Effective Collaboration – Solving Efeso
Top ^

Distingushed Service Award
Winner – Richard Wilding

Winner – Richard Wilding
Our host Richard Wilding was relieved of his duties by Michael Aguilar ex-Executive VP at Panasonic Consumer Electronics and President of Intrepid Consulting, to be presented with a surprise award of the evening The Distinguished Service Award, for his unfaltering service to the Supply Chain industry.
Top ^