TransWorks Selected as 2009 Top 100 Logistics IT Provider

(FORT WAYNE, Indiana) Inbound Logistics magazine selected TransWorks as a 2009 Top 100 Logistics IT Provider, it was announced today.

Every year, Inbound Logistics editors recognize 100 logistics IT companies that support and enable logistics excellence. Selecting the annual Top 100 Logistics IT providers is no small task, given the pace of change and the number of new entrants in the logistics technology market. Inbound Logistics editors whittled this year's list from more than 300 companies through a comprehensive process of evaluating questionnaires, conducting research, and soliciting reader feedback. The goal is to provide a balanced and accurate assessment of our readers' needs and the logistics IT companies we believe are best suited to meet their specific requirements. All companies selected reflect leadership by answering Inbound Logistics readers' need for simplicity, ROI, and efficient implementation.

“Being selected as a 2009 Top 100 Logistics IT Provider is a wonderful validation for all of us here at TransWorks,” said Bruce Cox, Vice President of Sales, Marketing and Strategic Planning at TransWorks. “Our goal is to provide products that are highly functional, yet user-friendly at the same time. We work hard behind the scenes to provide the people, processes and systems that are needed to simplify transportation management and execution,” said Cox.

TransWorks is a wholly owned subsidiary of Norfolk Southern Corporation that features a team of seasoned truckload, intermodal and rail transportation experts who provide end-to-end Transportation Management Solutions, Back Office Services, Software Development and Process Consulting to the transportation industry throughout North America. For more information visit www.trnswrks.com.

Inbound Logistics is the pioneering publication of demand-driven logistics practices, also known as supply chain management. Inbound Logistics’ educational mission is to help businesses efficiently manage logistics, reduce and speed inventory, and neutralize transportation cost increases by aligning their supply to demand and adjusting enterprise functions to support that paradigm shift. More information about demand-driven logistics practices is available at www.inboundlogistics.com.

For more information, please contact: Bruce Cox, Vice President, Marketing & Strategic Planning - (800) 435-4691