syn·er·gy [sin-er-jee] (from Greek sunergia, cooperation, from sunergos, working together)
The interaction of two or more agents or forces so that their combined effect is greater than the sum of their individual effects
cre·on [kree-on] (Latin form of the ancient Greek first name Kreon)
Sovereign or ruler
syn·cre·on [sin-kree-on]
The unified effort of two leaders
syncreon Company History
In January 2007 syncreon was formed when Walsh Western International and TDS logistics Inc., both market leaders in their respective specialty areas of global supply chain management, joined forces to establish a new company.
Walsh Western International, headquartered in Dublin, Ireland had been one of the fastest growing and most successful supply chain service providers in Europe. Specializing in end-to-end logistics and supply chain solutions, WWI provided a broad range of services that closely complimented those of TDS; including fulfillment, reverse logistics, dynamic in-transit merge and distribution, freight management and transportation solutions for the technology industry. WWI established a strong presence in the electronic and technology sectors, servicing customers such as Dell, Epson, and HP.
TDS logistics had been a global provider of complex supply chain solutions, primarily to the automotive industry, with a proven track record going back over 65 years. TDS logistics, Inc. was founded in 1986, and was headquartered in Auburn Hills, Michigan (USA). TDS, one of the world's leading suppliers of value-added material handling logistics solutions to the automotive industry, had become a preferred service provider for many major automotive OEMs including Audi, BMW, Chrysler, Ford, General Motors, and Volkswagen.
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