AWARDS 2008 - British International Freight Association
AWARDS 2008 - British International Freight Association
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BIFA FREIGHT SERVICE <strong>AWARDS</strong> <strong>2008</strong><br />
MAIN <strong>AWARDS</strong><br />
AIR FREIGHT AWARD<br />
SPONSORED BY: BRITISH AIRWAYS WORLD CARGO<br />
The Air <strong>Freight</strong> category is open to companies providing air freight services.<br />
Recent Winners 2007: Schenker Limited; 2006: Kuehne + Nagel Ltd.<br />
<strong>British</strong> Airways World Cargo is delighted to continue to support the BIFA Awards for another year with its<br />
sponsorship of the <strong>2008</strong> Air <strong>Freight</strong> category. As one of the world’s leading air cargo carriers, BA World Cargo<br />
works closely with its customers in the UK and worldwide to provide effective logistics solutions.<br />
A customer loyalty programme, LIFT, introduced in October 2007, has taken off in the UK marketplace. The pioneering<br />
programme rewards and recognises a significant proportion of the carrier’s valued customers. The carrier also<br />
recognises its larger multinational customers with its highly successful one+one partner programme.<br />
Currently the only UK registered commercial airline to have been awarded a Cargo 2000 Quality Certificate,<br />
BA World Cargo aims to deliver high levels of service for its customers. Later this year BA is starting direct services<br />
between London and Hyderabad with five Boeing 777 services per week. This will bring the number of Indian cities<br />
served to six, and the total flights to India to 48 each week. This new route will increase cargo capacity to and from<br />
the region by 2,500 tonnes per annum.<br />
BA World Cargo works closely with BIFA to help strengthen the UK freight industry and effectively tackle the<br />
challenges ahead.<br />
www.baworldcargo.com<br />
ENVIRONMENT AWARD<br />
SPONSORED BY: CARGOWISE EDI<br />
The Environment category is open to companies wishing to present a specific ‘green’<br />
initiative or case study which shows consideration for the environment, or demonstrates<br />
a reduction in carbon footprint.<br />
Environmental greening is a foremost topic in today’s global economy. Shippers and freight forwarders are seeking<br />
clear and cost-efficient ways to reduce their carbon footprint throughout the supply chain.<br />
CargoWise edi is proud to have facilitated customers’ green initiatives for years. Our ediEnterprise integrated<br />
software system provides a paperless approach to logistics operations, reducing the global paper trail and<br />
facilitating the push toward a paper free office and a greener environment.<br />
ediEnterprise’s highly modular, ERP-like system streamlines the operations, accounts and management processes<br />
of freight forwarders, customs brokers, depots, container freight stations, and trucking companies, and supports<br />
the automation of the highly fragmented logistics process of international supply chain service providers.<br />
Automating a robust integrated documentation and storage process with new technologies makes sense if we are<br />
to create a more paperless environment and reduce the amount of greenhouse gases emitted. The highly flexible<br />
design of ediEnterprise permits processes and reports to be tailored to suit individual companies and even<br />
individual jobs, easily customising processes on a client-by-client and region-by-region basis. Tasks are scheduled<br />
and batched for individual operators; and shipments run like clockwork – hassle-free, stress-free and error-free.<br />
Most importantly, clients realise significantly improved and dependable automated supply chain services;<br />
operating costs are reduced; and the ability to win (and retain) clients takes a giant, paperless leap forward.<br />
www.cargowise.com<br />
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