
National Logistics Management Named to
START’s List of
Hottest Companies for 2005
NLM honored for its innovative applications for the
manufacturing industry
Detroit, Mich., July 18, 2005— National Logistics Management (NLM), the only North
American third-party logistics provider to specialize solely in premium
freight, today announced that Start
magazine, a leading
technology-focused manufacturing publication, named NLM as one of the “Hottest
Companies of 2005.” NLM was one of only 29 companies designated as “Hot” in
recognition of its innovative use of technology for a highly-specific and
essential service for manufacturers.
NLM is non-asset based and
utilizes proprietary software developed in-house to determine optimal shipping
modes – ground, air freight, and air charter – export shipment information via
the Internet to its vast carrier base, receive bids back, evaluate the lowest
bids and carrier quality ratings, and coordinate shipment based on best price
and quality. NLM’s unique services
provide considerable efficiencies and cost savings for its clients.
According to Start,
the companies selected as the Hottest Companies for 2005 showed remarkable
technology innovation in a challenging environment. Peggy Smedley, Start’s editorial director, commends
Hottest Companies winners for helping manufacturers compete in the global
marketplace and make the most of their total available resources. “We are excited to award these companies with
one of the industry’s highest honors and believe they represent the best of the
best in manufacturing technology,” said Smedley.
“Achieving recognition as a Start magazine Hottest Company for 2005 is
a significant honor and embodies the entrepreneurial spirit that is embraced by
all NLM team members,” said Scott Taylor, CEO of NLM. “
About Start
Magazine
Start magazine focuses on the greater business issues that
can be solved for manufacturing executives through technology. For our editors,
that means finding a balance between the technology issues and the business
management issues facing manufacturers today. Top executives have come to rely
on Start for sound
technological advice coupled with solid coverage of the financial, political,
and management news shaping American manufacturing.
About National Logistics Management
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