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2012 UNIVATOR Award entry form
Has your company created an incredible fabric technology or revitalized a restaurant with a fresh, new uniform program? Have you developed ingenious business processes to help your own corporation handle the challenges of this tough economy? Did you dream up an environmentally friendly way to eliminate product waste? UniformMarket News wants to hear your story and consider you for a 2012 UNIVATOR Award.
The UNIVATOR Awards celebrate innovation in the North American uniform, image apparel, medical goods, footwear and equipment markets. For eight years, the UNIVATOR Awards have been shining a light on amazing advancements that keep this industry moving forward. They acknowledge companies, both large and small, that are forging unique paths to success.
Read more...Winners came from all market segments – law enforcement, public safety, corporate and chef apparel, and medical apparel. Many have been cited in previous years; several have not.
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It used to be that no matter what we did, we had to do it better: "Good, better, best; never let it rest--until your good is better, and your better best." A manufacturer would smile contentedly as he finished an order and quip, "Perfect is good enough." But, today, the stressed salesman snaps at his impatient customers, "We can give you cheap, quick, or good: Pick two. You can't have all three!" In today's world, guess which two most people pick?
ReadyOne Industries, based in El Paso, Texas, a leader in the manufacture of apparel and related products, is unlike any other clothing producer. The company, one of more than 600 nonprofit agencies across the country affiliated with the AbilityOne Program, does not assemble the latest Paris fashions or stitch clothing for major brand-name retailers. It has a much more important mission: designing and manufacturing protective garments for the military, which are produced by a hard-working and proud group of employees – 75 percent of whom are blind or have significant disabilities. The AbilityOne Program provides a source of employment opportunities for people who are blind or have other significant disabilities by procuring federal contracts for goods and services.