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Bill Loftis of Chainalytics Named a 2010 Pro to Know
Leading Business Magazine Presents Annual Listing of Top Supply and Demand Chain Industry Professionals
Atlanta - February 25, 2010 - Chainalytics LLC, a supply chain consulting firm focused on enabling fact-based supply chain decisions, announced today that Bill Loftis, Principal, Transportation Practice, has been named as a 2010 Pro to Know from Supply & Demand Chain Executive Magazine. Supply & Demand Chain Executive Magazine, the executive's user manual for successful supply and demand chain transformation, this week announced the tenth annual listing of Pros to Know in the Supply Chain Industry.
The Provider Pros to Know is a listing of individuals from a software firm or service provider, consultancy, or analyst or research firm who have personally helped clients address the challenges of the recession and prepare for the recovery ahead. This year's list included more than 130 Provider Pros to Know.
"This year's Provider Pros to Know have shown themselves to be thought-leaders in the Supply Chain industry," said Andrew K. Reese, editor of Supply & Demand Chain Executive. "Highlighting the learnings that the Provider Pros to Know have taken out of the Great Recession provides our readers with a wealth of best practices that they can apply in their own supply chains, as well as insights into how leading organizations are positioning themselves for competitive advantage in the Great Recovery ahead."
Supply & Demand Chain Executive’s editorial selection committee culled through more than 400 submissions to find the applicants that best fit the criteria to help their clients most effectively recover from the recession. In particular, the magazine looked for nominees with initiatives and projects that have helped their clients better weather the effects of the recession.
“Bill has advanced the use of meaningful transportation metrics leveraging our client’s business intelligence technology investments,” said Mike Kilgore, President of Chainalytics. “Bill’s tireless effort to transform logistics processes has helped our clients not only view their operations differently, but also gain tremendous success in this cost-cutting recessionary environment. His visionary thinking will continue to help our clients address extreme variability, constant change, and unyielding complexity in their supply chains.”
The full listing of the 2010 Pros to Know will be available in the February/March 2010 issue of Supply & Demand Chain Executive magazine and e-book beginning in the third week of March and on the Supply & Demand Chain Executive Web site at SDCExec.com/2010Prostoknow.
About Chainalytics
Chainalytics is a professional services firm that enhances competitive advantage and shareholder value through optimized supply chain strategies. Chainalytics' fact-based decision making approach improves and innovates our clients' strategies and tactics with particular emphasis on supply chain design, transportation strategies, inventory strategies, and product and customer portfolio planning. Offered as both project-based and managed services, this approach is achieved via a unique combination of domain expertise, resilient methodologies, and exclusive research and content - all supported by the world's most advanced decision sciences tools and techniques. Chainalytics targets enterprises with a high degree of complexity created by their unique combinations of scale, change and geography. With offices in North America and Asia, Chainalytics serves companies globally in a borderless fashion. Learn more at www.chainalytics.com.
About Supply & Demand Chain Executive
Supply & Demand Chain Executive is the executive’s user manual for successful supply and demand chain transformation, utilizing hard-hitting analysis, viewpoints and unbiased case studies to steer executives and supply management professionals through the complicated, yet critical, world of supply and demand chain enablement to gain competitive advantage. On the Web at www.SDCExec.com.
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