Supply chain software provider, Nulogy, whose solutions power leading contract packers and brands worldwide, will showcase its latest product launch at this year’s Packaging Innovations & Empack show, held on 21st and 22nd February, at the NEC in Birmingham.
Visitors to stand F96 will be able to find out about Nulogy’s brand new ‘Essential Package’ – designed specifically for smaller contract packing operations. The specialist software helps organisations improve performance, traceability, and visibility in today’s evolving market. Costing, production, and warehouse management modules can all be implemented in just 15 days by contract packers, maximising the return on investment and minimising disruption to their manufacturing operations.
Nulogy’s newest product offering adds to the company’s growing portfolio of cloud-based software solutions. These include its Supplier Collaboration Solution, with visitors to the stand able to find out how the platform allows brand manufacturers to better collaborate with their external supply chain partners to maximise market agility.
These themes will be explored by Nulogy in two separate panel discussions over the two days at the show. As a headline sponsor, Nulogy will highlight how contract packers and third-party logistics businesses are leveraging technology and best practices to enhance agility and responsiveness in today’s dynamic market conditions. Josephine Coombe, Nulogy’s Chief Commercial Officer, will moderate both sessions on the Supply Chain and Manufacturing Stage at 11:00 each day. During these discussions, she will gather insights on stage from industry thought leaders Thomas Verbeke from Danone, Anita Donohoe of Kinaxia, Emma Verkaik of BCMPA, and Michael Briggs from Marsden Packaging.
“Packaging Innovations offers an ideal platform to show how forward-thinking businesses are harnessing technology to enhance their contract packing and manufacturing operations to meet the needs of brands and retailers, even in the face of challenging economic conditions,” said Josephine.
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