e2open has presented Transnova with the prestigious “Reseller of the Year” award at the recent Customer Connect conference in Orlando, Florida. This award is testament to Transnova’s exceptional track record as a key partner of e2open, particularly given the strong performance of other major resellers across the globe.
Since 2012, Transnova has represented e2open as its exclusive partner on the African continent. This award underscores their ability to not only retain clients by delivering consistent value but also highlights their success in attracting new business. Over the past 10 years, Transnova has successfully implemented e2open's TMS for Shippers platform in five countries across Sub-Saharan Africa, partnering with top-tier clients such as Tiger Brands, Heineken Beverages, Namibia Breweries, Illovo Africa, Vodacom, and The Beverage Company.
“We value our long-standing partnership with e2open and are extremely proud to receive this recognition,” said Eric Gower-Winter, CEO of Transnova. “Our success stems from our proven approach of first gaining a comprehensive understanding of our customers’ business strategy which then informs the design of their supply chain strategy and optimal business processes. We leverage our deep experience in the transport and logistics sector combined with our unique thinking and knowledge to configure the e2open TMS platform for our customers so that it drives workflow and optimisation to support the business processes and make it sustainable.”
E2open specifically recognised Transnova for its self-sufficiency and comprehensive capabilities across the entire business lifecycle - from pre-sales and scoping to implementation, integration, reporting, and post-go-live support.
“This award not only confirms Transnova's status as one of the top-performing e2open TMS resellers globally but also underscores our dedication to excellence and innovation”, said Gower-Winter. “As a company with its roots in Africa, this recognition on the global stage is a proud moment for us and signals our potential for expanding into markets beyond Africa, including Europe and the Middle East.”