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Loftware named ‘Overall SupplyTech Company of the Year’

Its cloud-based labeling software helps improve supply chain accuracy, traceability, and compliance while enhancing labeling quality, speed and efficiency.

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By: Steve Katz

Associate Editor

Loftware has announced that it has been recognized by SupplyTech Breakthrough as “Overall SupplyTech Company of the Year.”

Loftware was selected as a winner for its cloud-based labeling solutions that help companies of all sizes improve supply chain accuracy, traceability, and compliance while enhancing the quality, speed, and efficiency of their labeling. Loftware’s products, such as Spectrum Cloud and NiceLabel Cloud, integrate with an organization’s existing enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, such as SAP and Oracle, as well as product lifecycle management (PLM) solutions and manufacturing execution systems (MES). This allows companies and their supply chain partners to access accurate label data regardless of their location.

Commenting, Jim Bureau, Loftware president & CEO, says, “Loftware is deeply committed to enabling our customers and partners to achieve digital transformation across their supply chains. This award is a testament to our unwavering focus on delivering powerful and innovative labeling solutions that drive supply chain excellence. We are thrilled to be recognized as the ‘Overall SupplyTech Company of the Year’ and will continue to push the boundaries of what is possible in this space.”

The annual SupplyTech Breakthrough Awards program recognizes the creativity, hard work, and success of companies, technologies, and products within the supply chain and logistics sectors. This year’s program attracted more than 1,400 nominations from companies all over the world. SupplyTech Breakthrough is part of the Tech Breakthrough organization, a global market intelligence and recognition platform for today’s most competitive categories of technology.  

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