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Print Specialist Syesta Pro and Alite International signs exclusive partnership
Wednesday 28. September 2016 - Digital innovation consultant Alite International signs an exclusive partnership agreement with the specialist in automated print solutions, Czech Syesta Pro. "Among other things we foresee a great developing potential for our inRiver PIM clients, as we start this co-operation", said Fredrik Alstierna, CEO and founder of Alite International.
The agreement enables Alite International to offer their clients to take part of Syestas specialist services in automated print solutions.
“We strongly believe in this partnership, since we only work with those who are leaders in their field”, said Fredrik Alstierna, CEO and founder of Alite International. “And Syesta is by far the leader within the field of automated print solutions. Together we are an unbeatable combination for those who are generating printed directories. I am also confident that this will attract our inRiver PIM clients”.
Besides being a specialist in catalogue production and consultancy in the area, Syesta also provide services within web applications, interactive design, user experience, and testing of products and software solutions.
“We see a big potential in doing this co-operation. Alite is extremely competent, but also fast, efficient and easy to work with. Now we will also have an opportunity to find and attract more business, together with a partner, who is also a Platinum Partner to inRiver,” said Syesta Pro’s CEO, Miroslav Eberhart.
Alite International is helping global companies to create digital revenues, either on existing business models, or by helping the client to create entirely new digital business models. Customers include companies in the insurance, publishing, telecoms and traditional industry, and are leaders in their field, conducting global operations. Alite International has since the start grown organically and has a presence in Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Serbia, Macedonia and England. The company employs around eighty people.