Omnitracs Recognized by Food Logistics and Best in Biz

Omnitracs has been named one of Food Logistics’ FL100+ Software & Technology Providers and silver winner for Support Team of the Year by Best in Biz Awards 2015.

by Staff

December 30, 2015

1 min to read

Omnitracs has been named one of Food Logistics’ FL100+ software and technology providers and silver winner for Support Team of the Year by Best in Biz Awards 2015.

Food Logistics FL100+ consists of the 100 leading software and technology providers that hold influential roles in the global food and beverage supply chain. Omnitracs has been recognized for its suite of tools that help fleets run more efficiently, improve resource utilization, and reduce mileage.

In addition, Food Logistics also honored Omnitracs for its forward thinking approach on technology in and around the cab that helps customers attract more millennials to the trucking industry and address the driver shortage.

The Best in Biz is an award program that recognizes success and innovation among businesses, products and executives. Judged by members of the press and industry analysts, Best in Biz received more than 600 submissions from various organizations, and we are so proud that Omnitracs stood out as one of the best in a very competitive field.

Receiving silver for Support Team of the Year, Omnitracs was recognized for its broad public information initiative to educate customers, stakeholders and industry professionals with everything they needed to prepare for the ELD mandate.

Topics:Food and Beverage Fleets Omnitracs Telematics Operations

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