The new system called eMvoy Score, available at eMvoy.com, calculates a score for manufacturing companies by evaluating 24 different quality, reliability and stability factors. Companies are then assigned a ranking from one to five, which rates their competitive ability and their overall presence in the U.S. manufacturing environment." With annual U.S. industrial sales exceeding $1.5 trillion, the stakes are high," says Craig Landy, eMvoy chief executive officer, in Chicago. "The eMvoy Score is the essential missing piece for the vendor selection process. We condense relevant information about each company into a single icon to give our users an instant means of evaluating U.S. manufacturers."
According to a spokesperson at eMvoy, the score is arrived at by the company’s researchers, who consider such things as quality, Web presence, recognition by third-parties such as government databases and the like. Companies under evaluation are asked to fill out a questionnaire for comparison, to see if there are discrepancies. While there are no “5 Cog”-rated companies yet, the researchers are compiling scores and intend to announce the leading “world class” companies list in the near future.
Users can search for industrial products and services, and receive relevant lists of ranked manufacturers at www.eMvoy.com. The company generates revenue by selling advertising on its site.
In the coming weeks, eMvoy will be releasing the Best Manufacturing States list with the top ten states whose companies have earned the highest eMvoy Scores.
Landy leads the Chicago-based team that developed the eMvoy Score, and also founded SearchEngines.com, a popular online search engine resource.
This is the eMvoy rating guide:
***** World-class
**** Industry Leader
*** Nationally Recognized
** Major Market Presence
* Recognized Market Presence
NR Not Rated
eMvoy
www.emvoy.com
According to a spokesperson at eMvoy, the score is arrived at by the company’s researchers, who consider such things as quality, Web presence, recognition by third-parties such as government databases and the like. Companies under evaluation are asked to fill out a questionnaire for comparison, to see if there are discrepancies. While there are no “5 Cog”-rated companies yet, the researchers are compiling scores and intend to announce the leading “world class” companies list in the near future.
Users can search for industrial products and services, and receive relevant lists of ranked manufacturers at www.eMvoy.com. The company generates revenue by selling advertising on its site.
In the coming weeks, eMvoy will be releasing the Best Manufacturing States list with the top ten states whose companies have earned the highest eMvoy Scores.
Landy leads the Chicago-based team that developed the eMvoy Score, and also founded SearchEngines.com, a popular online search engine resource.
This is the eMvoy rating guide:
***** World-class
**** Industry Leader
*** Nationally Recognized
** Major Market Presence
* Recognized Market Presence
NR Not Rated
eMvoy
www.emvoy.com
