Ehrhardt Partner Group (EPG), a global leader in unified supply chain execution and warehouse management technology, announced today that Supply & Demand Chain Executive, the only publication covering the entire global supply chain, and Food Logistics, the only publication exclusively dedicated to covering the movement of product through the global cold food supply chain, named EPG as a winner of this year’s Top Supply Chain Projects award, which profiles innovative case study-type projects designed to automate, optimize, streamline and improve the supply chain.

"Many of today's supply chain companies are tasked with providing the utmost in visibility. Whether it's tracking reverse logistics, implementing financial software or upgrading sourcing solutions, collaborations and partnerships are what make supply chain projects a success. That's why it's important to celebrate those projects (and partnerships)," says Marina Mayer, editor-in-chief of Food Logistics and Supply & Demand Chain Executive and co-founder of the Women in Supply Chain Forum.

EPG earns the 2025 Top Supply Chain Projects recognition for its implementation of unified supply chain execution platform for leading global provider of fastening and assembly solutions, Bossard Group. Bossard sought a comprehensive technology solution to overcome a variety of challenges that resulted from an IT landscape that was developed in-house over time. An internal Bossard initiative was launched to standardize and modernize its supply chain and logistics technology across its 40 global warehouses and eliminate data siloes—the BOOST program.

Bossard selected EPG’s unified supply chain execution platform, EPG ONE™ , as the technological backbone of the BOOST program, which included modular solutions to tackle various challenges:

  • Warehouse Management System (WMS): Bossard implemented EPG’s WMS globally to standardize processes and improve warehouse operations. The WMS provides stability, flexibility, and high-quality data analysis across diverse warehouse environments.
  • Warehouse Control System (WCS): Implementation of the material flow controller allows for centralized control of disparate logistics hardware across Bossard’s locations.
  • Multi-Carrier Shipping Software: Deployed for more efficient and automated parcel shipping execution, the software automates multi-carrier shipping through smart rate shopping, carrier and service selection for more than 250 parcel carriers globally.
  • Supply Chain Control Tower: The solution provides global oversight of real-time warehouse operations and key performance indicators (KPIs) for Bossard.


"The EPG platform is flexible and easily accommodates our industry-specific processes,” states Giuseppe Aruanno, Chief Information Officer for Bossard Holding. “We can gradually unify our logistical operations within the group and make processes more transparent. The initial training and onboarding effort for customers and warehouse staff was also minimal.”

“We’re honored to be recognized among the Top Supply Chain Projects of 2025,” said Allen Rivet, Vice President of Sales at EPG. “This award reflects the strength of our collaboration with Bossard Group and the tangible results of implementing EPG ONE™ to drive greater efficiency and visibility across their global operations. We also extend our congratulations to all our fellow winners who are driving innovation and excellence across the supply chain industry.”

To view the full list of 2025 Top Supply Chain Project winners, visit https://sdcexec.com/22938222.

Learn more about EPG’s collaboration with Bossard Group and visit us.epg.com to learn how EPG enables smarter connected logistics for organizations worldwide.