The 5th TOTVS Brasil Award celebrated corporate innovation at Expo Center Norte, highlighting companies that enhanced their operational efficiency through strategic technologies and intelligent management.
TOTVS, a Brazilian technology giant, announced the winners of the 5th edition of the TOTVS Brasil Award this Wednesday (14). The event, held at Expo Center Norte in São Paulo, served as a barometer for digitalization in the national market, crowning companies that transformed their business models through advanced software solutions and data analytics.
With a record of over 770 entries, the award recognized projects that not only adopted corporate platforms but also achieved tangible performance results from them. The rigorous evaluation process was conducted by market experts, focusing on identifying the most robust cases of operational modernization across various economic segments.
Technology as a Driver of Results
The big winner of the night was Orguel, which received the Company of the Year title in the Service Providers category. The company’s success was linked to the strategic implementation of the ACT Plus system, drastically optimizing its asset management and operational flows. Additionally, major players such as TMG, Promax Bardahl, and the state-owned Dataprev were recognized in specialized categories like Lei do Bem (Tax Incentive for Innovation), Marketing & Sales, and HR, respectively.
“The recognition highlights how technology is already integrated into the operations of companies from the most diverse sectors, generating concrete impacts for the economy”, stated Alexandre Apendino, vice-president of Customer Service and Relationship at TOTVS.
Overview of Winners by Sector
The diversity of the winners reflects the breadth of TOTVS solutions across sectors crucial to Brazil’s GDP. Among the honorees were Coopermota in agribusiness, Engeform Engenharia in construction, and Lorenzetti in manufacturing. The list also included names like Bourbon Hospitalidade (Hospitality), Grupo Emtel (Logistics), and GEAP Saúde (Health), demonstrating that digital transformation is a transversal necessity throughout the business environment.
The impact of this award goes beyond the trophy; it signals a growing trend of technological maturity in Brazil. As companies integrate data intelligence into their daily processes, efficiency ceases to be a differentiator and becomes the foundation for future sustainability and growth. The success of these projects serves as inspiration for other corporations planning to accelerate their innovation journey in the coming cycles.
