Top Stories
Aptean Signs Partnership With AMT Poland to Drive Growth in European MarketPublished : 7 years ago, on
Aptean, a leading global provider of mission-critical, industry-specific enterprise software solutions, has formed a strategic partnership with AMT Poland in Gdansk. This partnership will play a critical role in Aptean’s continued growth in the European market, specifically Eastern Europe.
AMT will sell and support Aptean’s industry-leading Manufacturing Execution System, Aptean Factory MES. Process and discrete manufacturers use Factory MES to gain real-time visibility into production and quality operations, enabling the transition toward a paperless floor. AMT serves its customers in the dynamically growing market for the implementation of industrial automation and modern control systems as well as production management.
“We are very much looking forward to partnering with Aptean and delivering complete end-to-end solutions for our customers. Having focused primarily on automation services, Factory MES will add the missing component to our offering and will help our customers achieve efficient manufacturing and processing operations,” said WojciechHanuszewski, director of robotics and automation for AMT. “We are excited about this partnership and the opportunity to work with Aptean’s products.”
AMT’s presence as a local reseller in the Polish market will help Aptean better serve its customers in northeastern Europe. In turn, Aptean will rely on AMT’s expertise in industrial automation to drive growth in the region.
“There’s a growing demand in Europe for forward-thinking technology that gives manufacturers granular visibility into their processes, and to meet that demand, we’re expanding Aptean Factory MES across the region,” said Alan Somerville, managing director of Aptean EMEA. “AMT’s support and expertise will be a great asset in those efforts. We’re looking forward to partnering with such a trusted name in the manufacturing technology arena.”
-
Finance4 days ago
Phantom Wallet Integrates Sui
-
Business3 days ago
Puig shares drop after withdrawal of some batches of Charlotte Tilbury spray
-
Banking4 days ago
Italy and African Development Bank sign $420 million co-financing deal
-
Finance4 days ago
UK firms flag over $1.4 billion in labour costs from increase in national insurance, wages