Command Alkon announced that it was named a 2018 Great Supply Chain Partner by SupplyChainBrain. The company was selected from nominations submitted by customers for the award based on their innovative technologies and excellent services that deliver value across clients’ heavy building materials supply chains.
“Being recognized as a Great Supply Chain Partner by many of our customers is a great honor, and we are grateful to those who took the time to nominate us for this prestigious award,” said Phil Ramsey, CEO of Command Alkon. “At Command Alkon, our story is a celebration of our customers’ successes. We are delighted to partner with the supply chain ‘heavy lifters’ in construction to help them stand out from the competition, gain certainty of outcomes, and sustain profitability.”
“For sixteen years running, SupplyChainBrain has published our much-anticipated list of 100 Great Supply Chain Partners – a select group of companies whose customers recognize them for providing outstanding solutions and services. Our six-month online poll of supply chain professionals requires a qualified response, asking them to nominate vendors and service providers whose solutions have made a significant impact on their company’s efficiency, customer service and overall supply chain performance. This year’s field of nominees was competitive and inspiring – coming from all sectors of supply chain management. Command Alkon should be proud to be named amongst the 100 Great! Command Alkon will appear in the 2018 October issue of SupplyChainBrain magazine as an honored member of this year’s 100 Great Supply Chain Partners,” said Brad Berger, publisher, SupplyChainBrain.
Next-gen cloud enabled technology transforms the supply chains of trading partners in the heavy building materials ecosystem; from bulk materials suppliers, producers and logistics providers through to heavy-civil contractors, DOTs and project owners. By automating manual processes, companies streamline their inter-enterprise operations, which lowers costs and creates greater efficiencies. Enhanced supply chain visibility equips more informed decisions, and as the data from disparate systems is harmonized across the industry, insights gathered will be put to work to transform how companies in construction collaborate with one another to achieve superior outcomes.