OMNI Systems, Inc., the leading provider of thermal labels, announced that it was recently awarded a renewal contract to supply the thermal labeling requirements by one of the Top US Manufacturers. The client manufactures and distributes home accent products and furniture throughout the world through distributors as well as retail stores. The client is a member of the Forbes 200 and has more than four billion dollars in annual revenues and over 20,000 employees worldwide in over 600 manufacturing, distribution and retail facilities.

OMNI Systems, Inc., the leading manufacturer of thermal labels, announced today that it has been awarded a long-term renewal contract to supply all the thermal labeling requirements by one of the Top Manufacturing, Distribution & Retail Company in the world.

The Client is a Fortune 500 company with over $10 Billion in Revenues and more than a 4000 facilities worldwide. Under the terms of the agreement, the Client will draw on OMNI's significant expertise in the Thermal labels market to ensure smooth operations at each of its manufacturing, distribution as well as retail facilities to facilitate product delivery around the world. 

Dave Irwin, Vice President of Sales for OMNI Systems said, “OMNI believes in building long-term relationships with all of its partners; this renewal is testament to the successful solutions we've implemented to help our clients centralize their diverse label spend across all Divisions and locations to get better control over the labeling commodity."

OMNI services some of the world's Top Manufacturing and Logistics companies and this contract will further solidify its position as the market leader for Thermal labels and will facilitate its continued march to record growth and revenues.

 OMNI Systems, Inc., the premier manufacturer of thermal labels in North America, announced today that  Dun & Bradstreet Corporation has upgraded its Financial Stress Score to 1611. The score predicts the chance that a business will experience financial distress and is used to forecast a company’s expected performance over the next year. This upgrade ranks OMNI in Class 1 which is the Top 5 Percentile with lowest possible delinquency probability of 0.03%.

There are many types of direct thermal and thermal transfer label face-stocks in the marketplace, from uncoated to full top-coated. In one of our previous blog posts we talked about how top-coated labels – which is the only face-stock that we use – will lower your total cost of ownership compared to uncoated labels. And while that’s a major reason why you should switch to top-coated labels, there are actually many more benefits you get from making the switch.

If you’re with a company that needs a lot of labels, it can be tempting to order on price alone to save a few bucks. But at OMNI Systems™, we discourage our clients and prospective customers from this approach and instead ask them to take a look at the bigger picture: total cost of ownership.