This award recognises companies responsible for the transportation and storage of temperature-sensitive goods. Evaluations will focus on the company’s ability to offer transportation and warehouse infrastructure tailored for cold chain demands, compliance with regulations, expertise in temperature management, and capabilities in providing real-time visibility and post-event reporting.
This award acknowledges companies that provide cargo transportation services by sea or air, supporting the operations of client companies. Evaluations will consider how the company has increased service levels, optimised costs, and improved sustainability performance for customers. Nominations may also highlight product and service innovations and demonstrate an understanding of cross-border trade issues and their implications.
This award recognises companies responsible for the final delivery of goods to consumers or businesses. Evaluations will focus on the company’s ability to offer competitive pricing, flexible time slots, in-transit security and integrity, real-time visibility, and high levels of customer care in their last mile delivery services.
This award acknowledges companies that provide consulting services aimed at improving logistics and supply chain performance. Evaluations will consider the company’s expertise and experience in specific industry sectors, understanding of supply chain practices, and appreciation of new technologies. Evidence of recent successful client engagements may also be highlighted.
This award recognises companies that provide software solutions for logistics and supply chain processes. Evaluations will focus on the software’s functionality, performance, ease-of-use, integrability, and proven benefits to clients. Nominations may also highlight new market initiatives and technological innovations.
This award recognizes emerging companies that provide software solutions for logistics and supply chain processes. Evaluations will focus on the company’s potential for growth, innovative solutions, and the impact of their software on improving supply chain efficiency. Nominations may also highlight early achievements, market entry strategies, and the company’s ability to address evolving industry challenges.
This award acknowledges companies that provide warehouse management system (WMS) solutions that enhance warehouse performance. Evaluations will consider the software’s functionality, ease-of-use, integrability, and proven benefits to clients. Nominations may also highlight new market initiatives and technological innovations.
This award recognises companies that provide robotics solutions for intralogistics applications, such as picking, packing, and transportation. Evaluations will focus on the productivity and efficiency benefits of the solutions, as well as attention to safety and ease of use. Nominations may also highlight new technological innovations.
This award acknowledges companies that provide automated material handling or storage equipment for warehouses and distribution centers. Evaluations will consider the productivity and efficiency benefits of the solutions, as well as attention to safety and ergonomics. Nominations may also highlight new market initiatives and technological innovations. (Note: Companies primarily offering autonomous mobile robot (AMR) systems should be nominated in the Warehouse Robotics category.)
This award is for an end user (shipper) company that is making specific and judicious use of technologies to realise significant improvements in logistics and supply chain performance. In assessing the submissions, the judges will look for nominations that show evidence of deep understanding of newer technologies, such as AI, cloud and robotics, and how and where they can best be deployed in the organisation to optimise processes and deliver tangible benefits.
This award is for an end user (shipper) company that continually aims to improve its supply chain function through innovation. In assessing the submissions, the judges will look for nominees that consistently implement new practices or technologies in their organisations to deliver tangible increases in supply chain performance. Nominations can also indicate initiatiatives aimed at embedding new ways of working in the organisation, upskilling and reskilling, and overcoming “innovation fatigue”.
This award is for an end user (shipper) company that is incorporating the ethos of sustainability to realise significant improvements across environmental indicators including carbon emissions, energy management, and materials recycling. Nominations can also demonstrate activities aimed at promoting and prioritising sustainability within the organisation and externally at public forums.
This award recognises individuals with a proven track record of improving or transforming company supply chain performance. The award focusses on nominees who demonstrate a deep understanding of supply chain management and showcase leadership abilities, effective change management skills, and resilience in challenging circumstances.
This award recognises individuals or teams involved in the development and successful implementation of initiatives promoting environmental sustainability. These initiatives may include efforts in areas such as carbon emissions reduction, energy efficiency, materials recycling, and waste management. Nominations may also highlight efforts to advocate for sustainability within companies and across the broader industry.
This award recognises an outstanding young (25-39) individual in the industry who has already made significant achievements in his/her career and is on track to reach further heights as a senior C-level executive in the years ahead. The judges will look for attributes including leadership skills, domain and industry sector knowledge, regional and global orientation, resilience and ambition.
This award recognises C-level executives who have demonstrated excellence in leading and developing a company’s supply chain organisation. Evaluations will focus on the nominee’s skills in strategy formulation, operational execution, people leadership, communication, and understanding of new technologies and sustainability demands impacting the supply chain.
The winner of this special award, which recognises excellence in third-party logistics (3PL), is evaluated and selected by the members of the Shippers’ Council, an organisation under the purview of the Logistics and Supply Chain Management Society (LSCMS). As such, nominations are not required or accepted.
This special award is for exceptional service to the logistics and supply chain sector by an individual recognised for his/her multiple and high achievements during a stellar career dedicated to serving this industry. The winner is identified and selected by the LogiSYM Asia Pacific 2025 Organising Committee. As such, nominations are not required or accepted.