Award spotlights top software and technology startups in the supply chain and logistics space
Fabric, the technology company reshaping retail fulfillment, announced it was selected as one of this year’s Top Tech Startups, an award program that spotlights top software and technology startups in the supply chain and logistics space. This program is run by Food Logistics, the only publication exclusively covering the movement of products through the global cold food supply chain, and Supply & Demand Chain Executive, the only publication covering the entire global supply chain.
Fabric is a retail technology company that enables exceptional customer experiences from click to delivery. Fabric launched the micro-fulfillment center concept of local, flexible and automated fulfillment to meet the evolving needs of the retail industry. Its best-in-class intelligent robotics platform empowers brands in their quest for cost-effective, on-demand fulfillment.
“We are dedicated to providing comprehensive, cost-effective solutions for modern retail challenges, and we’re honored to be recognized for our work as a Top Tech Startup.”
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Though this year’s winners play in various market sectors, AI-powered automation and real-time transportation visibility make up most of the winners (35% and 33%, respectively) and bring in from $1 million to more than $20 million in revenue per year.
“In the past year, we’ve increased our capacity to solve the pain points throughout the supply chain with our warehouse automation solutions,” said Chris Caouette, Fabric’s vice president of sales and customer experience. “We are dedicated to providing comprehensive, cost-effective solutions for modern retail challenges, and we’re honored to be recognized for our work as a Top Tech Startup.”
Fabric will soon announce its Partner Elite Program, which brings together industry-leading experts in supply chain for brands and retailers looking to implement automation and micro-fulfillment centers (MFC®) to speed up fulfillment and streamline existing supply chain resources. Through its automated robotic fulfillment and inventory intelligence systems, Fabric enables retailers, grocers, brands and 3PL providers to scale their fulfillment capacity and profitably and sustainably provide on-demand deliveries.
“From seed funding rounds to launching new solutions, many of today’s tech startups are poised to disrupt the supply chain space. They’re introducing new innovations, improving user experiences and striving for that safer, smarter, more efficient supply chain,” says Marina Mayer, editor-in-chief of Food Logistics and Supply & Demand Chain Executive. “The future of the supply chain industry is directly impacted by the development of these new technologies, and I’m very excited to see what’s next for these winners.”
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