Brady recognised with Celestica award
Brady Corporation today announced it has been awarded a 2011 Total Cost of Ownership (TCOO) Supplier Award from Celestica, a leader in the delivery of end-to-end product lifecycle solutions. Celestica's awards programme recognises suppliers that support Celestica's TCOO sourcing strategy to provide its customers with the best possible supply chain solution for their products.
Brady Corporation today announced it has been awarded a 2011 Total Cost of Ownership (TCOO) Supplier Award from Celestica, a leader in the delivery of end-to-end product lifecycle solutions. Celestica's awards programme recognises suppliers that support Celestica's TCOO sourcing strategy to provide its customers with the best possible supply chain solution for their products.
"Brady is very proud to receive this award from Celestica," said Paul Rombouts, managing director of Brady EMEA. "We see this as recognition for both the quality of our high-performance identification solutions, as well as our dedication to delivering unrivalled customer service. Both elements are the foundations underpinning our Brady brand, and to gain this award for the second year in succession is a real testament to the determination and passion of our employees to enable our customers to operate more efficiently and profitably."
This marks the sixth year of Celestica's TCOO Supplier Awards programme, which evaluates and recognises the top performers in Celestica's global network of over 3,000 suppliers. Celestica's TCOO system is focused on evaluating supplier performance by measuring the total cost to produce, deliver and support products and services beyond the supplier invoice price. As such, it considers the following supplier attributes: quality, delivery, technology, service, pricing and flexibility.
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