Position Imaging Receives the Tech Innovator of the Year at 2023 the Multifamily Innovation Awards

 

In a significant nod to technological advancement within the logistics and package management sectors, the 2023 Multifamily Innovation Awards spotlighted Position Imaging’s groundbreaking contributions. The ceremony featured Position Imaging’s CEO, Ned Hill, proudly accepting the Tech Innovator of the Year Award, underscoring the company’s impactful innovations in the field.

Hill took the stage at the ceremony to receive the award and share insights into the company’s journey and its pioneering Smart Package Room solution. Hill’s speech highlights the challenges faced by the company in its early days and celebrates the strategic pivot that led to its significant achievement in the multifamily package management industry.

Hill’s acceptance speech is a testament to the resilience and ingenuity of the Position Imaging team. Starting from a vision to transform logistics through enhanced visibility and tracking, the company faced initial setbacks with market adoption. However, identifying the multifamily package management industry as ripe for disruption led to the development of the Smart Package Room, a solution that not only solved a widespread problem but also set a new standard in the industry. Hill’s acknowledgment of his team’s talent and hard work reflects the collaborative spirit that propelled Position Imaging to the forefront of technological innovation.

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