SupplyOn has been awarded in China with the renowned CHaINA Award as best "IT Supply Chain Solution Provider". The award is presented to providers whose IT and e-business solutions are proven to provide significant added value in procurement and logistics. Together with its long-standing customer Bosch, SupplyOn competed against projects of Cisco, IBM and Core Solutions.

SupplyOn's solutions enable Bosch to seamlessly manage numerous procurement and logistics processes electronically with its suppliers in Asia - regardless of their size or order volume. The globally active automotive supplier has created continuous and transparent processes beyond company boundaries by connecting its suppliers via SupplyOn.

Zixi Zheng, Chief Representative Officer at SupplyOn AG in China on the award: "We are very pleased that our innovative concept has been honored by the Global Supply Chain Council with the CHaINA Award 2010. SupplyOn's business model is consequently confirmed and the significance of our platform for Asian companies is underscored once again."

SupplyOn has completely redeveloped its solution for efficient supplier evaluation. SupplyOn's Performance Monitor allows users to analyze in many different ways supplier evaluation data, for example on parts quality and delivery reliability. Both parties involved in a customer-supplier relationship are provided with an important management tool which is fundamental for successful supplier development. Users can create individual filter profiles to retrieve relevant data in next to no time. Multiple filters applicable across all areas present almost unlimited analysis options even at individual part levels.

According to Berthold Schuster, Head of eBusiness Solutions at ZF Friedrichshafen AG, SupplyOn provides a solution for the costs-intensive, paper-based assessment process: "A supplier must be able to analyze without delay and rapidly the current evaluation data at various detailing levels. It is the only way to recognize if our supplier quality requirements have been met or if improvement measurements must be taken. Comparing the current evaluation with previous data will help suppliers to improve their performance in the long term, which is exactly what we wish for."