Riello UPS receives Competitive Strategy Innovation Award
Riello UPS has received the EMEA Competitive Strategy Innovation Award from Frost and Sullivan. The award was given at business research and consulting firm, Frost and Sullivans’ Best Practice Awards which took place at Jumeirah Carlton Tower in Knightsbridge, London last week
Riello UPS has received the EMEA Competitive Strategy Innovation Award from Frost and Sullivan.
The award was given at business research and consulting firm, Frost and Sullivans’ Best Practice Awards which took place at Jumeirah Carlton Tower in Knightsbridge, London last week.
The criteria for the award saw Frost and Sullivan benchmark Riello UPS’ performance against key competitors in the areas of strategy, market position, and competitive intelligence. The company demonstrated commendable growth in its sector with its diverse range of products, as well as corporate management strategy, and investment in a range of solutions to attract eco-friendly European customers.
Accepting the award on behalf of the company, Robin Koffler, general manager of UK subsidiary Riello UPS said: “This is a wonderful award for Riello UPS and it’s great to see so many different businesses nominated. The diversity in terms of innovation is quite amazing.”
On the award win, Frost and Sullivan reported: “Riello UPS is a company that has displayed strength through its product line and service segment, as well as its corporate management, by adopting strategic initiatives to attain consistent growth in the mature uninterruptible power supplies market.
“The company’s commendable customer feedback, in addition to its vision for growth, has truly set them apart from competitors. It is therefore a worthy recipient of the 2011 Frost & Sullivan Competitive Strategy Innovation Award.”
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