Rebranding
topsystem centralizes brand communication under the EPG umbrella
EPG - Smarter Connected Logistics: This is the mission under which topsystem is now bundling its brand communication under the EPG umbrella.
topsystem has been part of EPG since 2016. The aim now is to further strengthen the external image as a large group and global player with the uniform brand identity. "It's time to think even bigger," says Tim Just, CEO of topsystem. "The logistics industry is developing constantly and dynamically. Flexibility and speed are required in order to remain active in the market. That's why this next step is a great opportunity for us: by standardizing our brand and sales communication, we are strengthening our public image as part of the internationally active EPG."
In concrete terms, this means that in future the company will appear with a joint EPG logo and uniform branding. "We will of course continue our trusting cooperation with our customers, partners and suppliers as usual. And the responsibilities in our team will not change either: topsystem will continue to exist as a company within EPG," adds Tim Just. "The change only affects our brand identity."
The two solution areas Voice Solutions for voice-guided applications with Lydia Voice, as well as Logistics Solutions with solutions for the logistics and aviation industry, are part of EPG's Supply Chain Execution System (SES). "With our solution portfolio, we are making a decisive contribution to turning the SES into an ERP system for logistics and thus covering the logistics supply chain, whether warehouse, road, rail, sea or air," adds Ingo Richter, CEO of topsystem.
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