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IBS Software has been voted for the third successive time as the global ‘IT Provider of the Year’ for the air cargo industry for the year 2014.
iCargo, developed by IBS Software in collaboration with six leading airlines, has now emerged a sought-after cargo management solution in the industry.
iCARGO SOFTWARE
Over 20 leading cargo carriers have adopted iCargo to replace their legacy systems, a company spokesman said.
The list includes Air Astana; All Nippon Airways; Austrian Airlines; British Airways; Jet Blue; Lufthansa Cargo; Nippon Cargo Airways; Qantas Freight; S7 Cargo; SpiceJet; South African Airways; and Turkish Cargo.
The vote was polled online by customer airlines, and conducted by Singapore-based Payload Asia, a respected industry publication for air cargo sector.
Over 71 companies were short-listed and 21,717 online votes cast for the Customer Choice Awards, the spokesman said.
OTHER WINNERS
Other winners include Turkish Cargo (overall carrier); All Nippon Airways (combination carrier); Etihad Airways (rising star carrier); and Jetstar Asia (low cost carrier).
The awards were presented at a function held in Singapore on Wednesday, attended by more than 200 members of the air cargo fraternity.
Sankalp Saxena, President and Head of Aviation Business Services, received the award on behalf of IBS Software.
The award is a celebration of excellence and a true reflection of the difference that the company has made to the air cargo supply chain industry, Saxena said.
HONOURING BEST
“We will continue to invest in the solution to further its competitive edge and ensure our customers stay ahead in the race at all times.
Now in its 30th year of publication, Payload Asia honours the very best in the industry every year by recognising ‘airlines, airports and organisations.
They are feted for ‘rising above challenges through market adeptness, innovative products or superior strategy to excel and make a positive impact on the market.’
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