The LogiSYM Indonesia Supply Chain Awards 2026

This award recognises a company that has demonstrated outstanding overall performance and contribution to the Indonesian logistics, transportation and supply chain community

In assessing the submissions, the judges will look for companies that have demonstrated consistent operational excellence, strong customer service, business growth, innovation and resilience. Nominations should demonstrate measurable improvements in service quality, operational efficiency, cost competitiveness and customer satisfaction.

Submissions may also highlight the company’s contribution to developing Indonesia’s logistics ecosystem, investment in people and infrastructure, adoption of new technologies, sustainability initiatives, and ability to overcome challenges associated with Indonesia’s geographically dispersed market.

Judges will particularly look for:

• Operational and service excellence
• Customer impact and measurable results
• Innovation and technology adoption
• Business growth and market development
• Sustainability and ESG performance
• Investment in people and capability development
• Contribution to Indonesia’s logistics and supply chain ecosystem

Open to both service providers or shippers

This award recognises a company that has successfully combined digital transformation with measurable improvements in environmental and operational performance.

Judges will look for evidence of the effective application of technologies such as AI, automation, IoT, cloud platforms, data analytics, digital twins or other emerging technologies to improve logistics performance while reducing environmental impact.

Nominations should demonstrate tangible results such as reductions in fuel consumption, carbon emissions, empty running, energy consumption, waste or inefficient transportation, together with improvements in visibility, asset utilisation, productivity and service levels.

Particular consideration will be given to initiatives that demonstrate that digitalisation and sustainability can reinforce each other rather than operate as separate programmes.

Open to both service providers or shippers.

This award recognises a company that has demonstrated excellence in the transportation, storage, handling or management of temperature-sensitive products in Indonesia.

Judges will look for evidence of reliable temperature control, product integrity, regulatory compliance, operational resilience and end-to-end visibility.

Nominations may highlight cold storage infrastructure, refrigerated transportation, temperature monitoring, IoT and data logging, automation, predictive analytics, contingency planning and real-time visibility.

Particular consideration will be given to solutions that address the unique challenges of Indonesia’s geography and enable reliable cold-chain connectivity between major cities, islands, ports and remote markets.

Open to both service providers or shippers

This award recognises a port, terminal operator or related organisation that has demonstrated significant improvements in the efficiency, productivity, sustainability and competitiveness of Indonesia’s maritime gateway infrastructure.

Judges will look for evidence of improvements in vessel turnaround times, cargo handling productivity, berth utilisation, yard efficiency, truck flows, documentation, connectivity and customer service.

Nominations may highlight the application of automation, AI, digital platforms, IoT, port community systems, data analytics and other technologies.

Submissions may also demonstrate initiatives addressing decarbonisation, energy efficiency, emissions reduction, safety and integration with inland transportation networks.

This award recognises a freight forwarding company that has demonstrated outstanding performance in managing complex domestic and international supply chains.

Judges will look for evidence of service reliability, competitive pricing, shipment visibility, customs and trade expertise, multimodal capability and customer responsiveness.

Nominations should demonstrate measurable improvements for customers, including reductions in transit times, logistics costs, delays, exceptions or administrative complexity.

Particular consideration may be given to forwarders that have successfully developed solutions for Indonesia’s archipelagic geography and integrated air, sea, road and rail transportation into efficient end-to-end supply chain solutions.

This award recognises an outstanding individual who has demonstrated exceptional leadership in Indonesia’s logistics and transportation sector.

Judges will look for evidence of strategic leadership, operational excellence, business development, people leadership and resilience.

Nominations should demonstrate how the individual’s leadership has resulted in measurable improvements in organisational performance, customer service, productivity, profitability or market position.

They may also highlight contributions to the wider Indonesian logistics industry, including professional development, industry collaboration, mentoring and advocacy.

This award recognises an individual who has demonstrated exceptional leadership in transforming and improving supply chain performance.

Judges will look for individuals who demonstrate strong capabilities in supply chain strategy, procurement, planning, inventory, manufacturing, distribution and end-to-end supply chain management.

Nominations should demonstrate tangible business outcomes resulting from the nominee’s leadership, including improved resilience, reduced costs, better service levels, improved working capital, enhanced visibility or stronger supply chain agility.

The judges will also consider the nominee’s ability to lead organisational change and develop high-performing supply chain teams.

This award recognises an individual who has demonstrated exceptional leadership in advancing environmental sustainability within logistics and supply chain operations.

Judges will look for evidence of successful initiatives addressing carbon emissions, energy efficiency, renewable energy, fleet optimisation, sustainable transportation, waste reduction, circularity and resource efficiency.

Nominations should demonstrate measurable outcomes rather than simply commitments or targets.

The judges will also consider the nominee’s ability to embed sustainability into business decision-making and influence colleagues, suppliers, customers and the wider industry.

This award recognises an outstanding young professional in Indonesia’s logistics and supply chain industry who has already demonstrated significant achievements and strong potential for future leadership.

Judges will look for leadership capability, industry knowledge, innovation, resilience, commercial awareness and the ability to deliver measurable results.

Nominations may highlight successful projects, technology implementation, process improvements, new business initiatives, sustainability programmes or contributions to the development of the logistics profession.

The nominee should demonstrate the potential to become a senior leader in Indonesia’s logistics and supply chain industry.

This award recognises an individual who has demonstrated exceptional leadership in introducing and implementing innovative approaches within logistics and supply chain management.

Judges will look for evidence that the nominee has moved beyond ideas or experimentation and successfully implemented innovation that has delivered measurable business results.

Nominations may include the application of AI, automation, robotics, data analytics, digital platforms, IoT, new operating models or innovative approaches to transportation, warehousing and supply chain management.

Particular consideration will be given to individuals who have successfully overcome organisational resistance, implementation challenges or “innovation fatigue” to embed new ways of working.

This award recognises an outstanding woman who has made a significant contribution to Indonesia’s logistics and transportation industry.

Judges will consider career achievements, leadership, operational performance, innovation, commercial impact and contribution to the industry.

Nominations should demonstrate measurable achievements and may also highlight the nominee’s role in developing teams, mentoring younger professionals and creating opportunities for greater participation of women in logistics and transportation.

This award recognises an outstanding woman who has demonstrated exceptional achievement and leadership in supply chain management.

Judges will look for evidence of significant improvements in areas such as cost, service, resilience, procurement, planning, inventory, manufacturing, distribution or end-to-end supply chain performance.

Nominations should demonstrate the nominee’s ability to combine commercial and operational expertise with effective leadership and change management.

This award recognises a woman who has demonstrated outstanding leadership in developing and implementing sustainable logistics practices.

Judges will look for measurable achievements in areas including carbon reduction, energy efficiency, sustainable transportation, fleet optimisation, renewable energy, waste reduction and circular logistics.

Nominations should demonstrate how the nominee has successfully translated sustainability objectives into practical operational and commercial outcomes.

This award recognises a woman who has demonstrated exceptional achievement in using technology or innovation to transform logistics and supply chain operations.

Judges will look for evidence of successful implementation and measurable results from technologies such as AI, automation, robotics, cloud platforms, IoT, data analytics, digital twins or other emerging technologies.

The award should recognise not merely technical involvement, but the nominee’s ability to translate technology into business value, improve organisational performance and lead digital change.

This award recognises an outstanding woman who has made a significant contribution to one or more of Indonesia’s transportation sectors.

Judges will look for evidence of leadership, operational excellence, innovation, safety, commercial achievement and contribution to industry development.

Nominations should demonstrate measurable achievements within maritime, aviation, road or rail transportation and may highlight initiatives that improve connectivity, efficiency, safety, sustainability or integration across Indonesia’s transportation network.

Particular consideration will be given to women who have broken traditional barriers or successfully advanced into leadership positions in historically male-dominated areas of transportation.