NiceLabel earns spot on list of 100 Great Supply Chain Partners

NiceLabel, Wauwatosa, Wis., a developer of label software and label management systems, has been named in SupplyChainBrain’s 100 Great Supply Chain Partners.

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NiceLabel, Wauwatosa, Wis., a developer of label software and label management systems, has been named in SupplyChainBrain’s 100 Great Supply Chain Partners.

The annual lists the 100 companies whose solutions have improved the efficiency, customer service and overall supply chain performance of customers, according to a news release. The company made the list in 2017.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, NiceLabel launched an initiative giving organizations involved in fighting the disease access to its cloud-based labeling solution and technical consulting services, according to the release.

“This recognition reflects NiceLabel’s focus on enabling digital transformation in the supply chain through the digitization of labeling processes,” Ken Moir, vice president of marketing at NiceLabel, said in the release. “We are grateful to have been included because of feedback from our customers who have reduced their costs and grown their businesses using our solutions.”

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