On 23rd March, the Financial Times will issue its FT 1000 – Europe’s Fastest Growing Companies 2020 classification, which will also feature IUNGO SPA, a company from Modena specialising in process digitalisation and Supply Chain Collaboration activities.
Now in its fourth edition, the ranking lists the 1,000 European companies that have grown the most between 2015 and 2018 in terms of turnover. The list reveals Italy has bridged the gap with Germany and that the dominion of technology is growing. What is more, the growth rhythm highlighted by FT 1000 suggests that the more agile and innovative companies are prospering. The list was compiled together with Statista, a company that makes available to their clients quantitative data in the form of statistics, charts and infographic, and only includes companies with a growth rate of at least 38.4%. Another important goal reached by the company, which has managed to achieve considerable success and recognition over the past two years.
The research can be viewed online at: https://www.ft.com/content/691390ca-53d9-11ea-90ad-25e377c0ee1f
IUNGO, created as a spin-off of the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, specializes in the optimisation of Supply Chain Collaboration and all related company processes thanks to excellent innovative software IUNGO. IUNGO’s winning formula resides in imagining e-mails as the only actually effective tool to interact with suppliers. From here the idea emerged to patent electronic mail (IUNGOmail) that would enable all suppliers to reply to purchase orders, quote requests or any other process without needing to introduce new technologies. So far, over 350 companies, many operating all over the world, from various sectors (manufacturing/mechanical, fashion and luxury, industrial automation, food, distribution...) implemented the IUNGO software to automate their Procurement and Supply Chain processes. The IUNGO network gathers over 75,000 Italian and international suppliers. IUNGO has two branches, the main in Modena and another in Milan.
