2024 winners
The published winners of the sixth LogiSYM Awards, announced during LogiSYM Asia Pacific 2024 in Singapore.
Nominations closed on 3 April 2024. Winners were announced on 16 May 2024.
Honourees
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Commonwealth Kokubu Logistics; SFS Global Logistics
Joint winners
Recognising temperature-controlled transport and storage capability, regulatory compliance, temperature management, real-time visibility and post-event reporting.
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GEODIS APAC & Middle East
Recognising sea or air cargo service that improves service levels, cost performance and sustainability while responding to cross-border trade requirements.
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Legend Integrated Logistics
Recognising competitive, flexible and secure final-mile service with real-time visibility and strong customer care.
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Intellistride Technologies
Recognising consulting expertise that improves logistics and supply-chain performance through sector knowledge, current practice and technology.
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Blume Global
Recognising supply-chain software for functionality, performance, ease of use, integration and proven client benefit.
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Portcast
Recognising an emerging software company with innovative solutions, strong growth potential and early evidence of supply-chain impact.
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AEB Asia Pacific
Recognising warehouse-management software for functionality, usability, integration and demonstrated performance improvement.
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XSQUARE Technologies
Recognising safe and effective robotics for intralogistics applications including picking, packing and transportation.
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SSI Schaefer
Recognising automated handling and storage equipment that improves productivity, efficiency, safety and ergonomics.
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Koala Living
Recognising an end-user organisation that uses technologies such as AI, cloud and robotics to deliver measurable supply-chain improvement.
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FairPrice Group
Recognising an end-user organisation that continually improves supply-chain performance through new practices, technology and capability development.
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Schneider Electric
Recognising an end-user organisation that delivers meaningful improvement in emissions, energy, recycling and other environmental indicators.
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Herman Sing Mern Cher
Director of Logistics (Asia Pacific), Q² Solutions
Recognising an individual with a proven record of improving or transforming supply-chain performance through leadership, change management and resilience.
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James Yin
CEO & Co-Founder, V-Plus Agritech
Recognising an individual or team responsible for successful environmental initiatives and broader sustainability advocacy.
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Dipeshkumar Shukla
Head of Commercial and Solutions, RSA Global
Recognising an outstanding logistics professional aged 25–39 with significant achievements and the potential for further senior leadership.
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Sean Richards
Executive General Manager, Visy Logistics
Recognising a C-level executive who demonstrates excellence in strategy, execution, people leadership, communication, technology and sustainability.
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Kerry Logistics
A special award selected by members of the LSCMS Shippers’ Council.
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Joe Lombardo
Associate Partner, Telos Partners
Recognising exceptional service and sustained achievement across the logistics and supply-chain sector.
Independent assessment
General Manager, Southeast Asia
ARC Advisory Group
Founder and CEO
Meantime Communications
Chairman
Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT)
Founder & Group Managing Director
Logistics Executive Group
Vice President Asia Pacific
BCI Global
Director, Industry Research
The Logistics Institute Asia Pacific
Director
Dotcom Logistics
Founder and CEO
RV Consultancy
Chairman
Singapore Aircargo Agents Association (SAAA)
Chair
Supply Chain & Logistics Association of Australia (SCLAA)
Advisory Board Member
The Logistics & Supply Chain Management Society (LSCMS)How entries are assessed
The sixth LogiSYM Awards celebrated companies and individuals whose work advanced logistics and supply-chain performance across Asia Pacific. Winners were announced during the Industry Gala Night on 16 May 2024.
The programme recognised achievement across cargo transportation, cold chain, last-mile delivery, consulting, software, warehouse systems, robotics, automation, shipper innovation, sustainability and leadership.