Transalis mobile EDI solutions login anywhere @ www.EDIAnywhere.com

OpenEDI is accessible via mobile devices iPad, iPhone, Smartphones and Tablet PCs. Share data, collaborate with colleagues, work with trading partners, hight street shops, warehouses and 3PL’s - anytime, anyplace, anywhere.

OpenEDI gives your workforce the freedom to work like no other EDI service. They’re free to send, receive and respond to EDI documents from any location. And, with multi-location automated EDI document ERP integration you choose how you and your team want to work with OpenEDI. You even get automated txt messages telling you when EDI documents have arrived – so you can’t miss them!

Transalis has EDI connections into the main 100 retail brands below that sell the full range of retail goods, food, drink & FMCGs for its OpenEDI web-based, integrated and supply chain OpenEDI offerings:

Amazon, Argos, Asda, AS Watson, Booker, Boots, B&Q, Budgens, Clinton Cards, Co-Op, Comet, Costco, Debenhams, Dixons, Focus, Ford Motor Co, General Motors, Gillette, HMV, Harrods, Homebase, House of Fraser, Iceland, IKEA, John Lewis, Kerry Foods, King, Londis, Masterfoods, Makro, Musgrave, Morrisons, Nisa, O2, P&G, Play.com, RHM, Toys R Us, Safeway, Sainsbury, Somerfield, Superdrug, Tetley, Tesco, Travis Perkins, Unilever, Volkswagen, Volvo, Waitrose, Wilkinsons, Wickes, 3M, Babies R Us, Barnes & Noble, Best Buy, Bloomingdales, Bon Ton, C&S Grocers, Drugstore.com, Footlocker, GAP, Home Depot, Hudson Bay, JC Penny, Kmart, Kroger, Lowes, Macy’s, Nordstrom, Office Depot, Petsmart, Piggly Wiggly, QVC, Rosenthal, Saks, Sears, Staples, Steinmart, Supervalu, Target, Virgin, Wal-Mart, Walt Disney.

Transalis Retail EDI Customers

Transalis has thousands of EDI users that supply the main 100 retail brands above with white goods, electrical appliances, household goods, home & garden, jewellery, clothing, processed foods, fresh, ambient and frozen foods, soft drinks, health drinks, alcoholic beverages & FMCGs for its OpenEDI web-based, integrated and supply chain OpenEDI offerings.

Amazon the global online retailer commends Transalis OpenEDI integration.

Amazon.com., EDI Team “We would be happy to provide a few comments to you on the Transalis OpenEDI™ integration process with Amazon. It was a pleasure to work with your team. The quick response to emails and quick turnaround of documents was greatly appreciated. Amazon expects vendors to be integrated within 4 weeks. Some take much longer than that. The integration for our supplier Underground Toys took just two weeks from start to finish and included AS2 testing which tends to take other vendors much longer. Even with having 2-3 test files per transaction before passing the Amazon validations, the speed at which the requested changes were made, was very commendable. Thank you”.

Contact
Adam Swanson, Business Development Manager
T    UK 0845 123 3746 Int +44 1978 369 343
M   07500 963 078
E    aswanson@transalis.com
E    info@transalis.com

Transalis is proud to supply Play.com with OpenEDI Managed Services www.play.openedi.com

Play.com announced on 21^st September it had been acquired by the Japanese company Rakuten, Inc. (JASDAQ: 4755), one of the world’s leading Internet service companies.

Transalis is proud to be the EDI provider to Play.com and to provide its OpenEDI Managed Service offerings to Play.com and to Play.com’s supply chain.

Play.com is one of the UK’s largest online retailers, with 14 million registered users and 7 million listed products. The company sells a wide range of goods, from music and books to electronics, clothing, and accessories. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Jersey, British Isles, the company has grown to employ approximately 500 dedicated staff, who have built Play.com into one of the most satisfying online shopping experiences in the UK*. In 2009, Play.com launched a branded credit card connected to its PlayPoints rewards program. PlayTrade is Play.com’s growing marketplace platform.

*National Consumer Satisfaction Index (http://www.ncsiuk.com/index.php)

Contact us today and find out how we can help you improve EDI with your whole supply chain.

Contact
Adam Swanson, Business Development Manager
T    UK 0845 123 3746 Int +44 1978 369 343
M   +44 (0)7500 963 078
E    aswanson@transalis.com
E    info@transalis.com

Microsoft Ireland Operations extends Transalis European EDI Contract.

The Microsoft development team based in Dublin has extended its vendor services contract with Transalis for EDI enablement of its European trading partners untill the end of 2013.

Transalis currently provides its OpenEDI integration services for Microsoft Ireland Operations Entertainment and Devises Systems group, with a range of Microsoft’s European trading partners including Argos & John Lewis in the UK, Fnac in Belgium and Mediamarkt in Germany.

The Transalis OpenEDI integration services for Microsoft includes:

“Provision of partner integration and electronic message translation services for the Microsoft E&D Systems group. Transalis sits between Microsoft and Microsoft’s trading partners. Transalis receives multiple message formats from Microsoft partners and reformats and translates these messages into the format required by Microsoft. This alleviates the need for Microsoft to build internal solutions”.

http://www.xbox.com/en-GB/

Contact us today and find out more.

Contact
Adam Swanson, Business Development Manager
T    UK 0845 123 3746 Int +44 1978 369 343
M   +44 (0)7500 963 078
E    aswanson@transalis.com
E    info@transalis.com

TRANSALIS, global solution provider for EDI Managed Service Solutions, is rolling out its freeVAN EDI Supply Chain service to retail organisations, to deliver EDI documents with zero VAN traffic costs.

The freeVAN EDI service allows large businesses and organisations (hubs) to securely transmit EDI documents with zero VAN (Value Added Network) traffic costs. The service enables B2B (business-to-business) electronic document exchange between any trading organisations, from the largest retailers to the smallest, independent suppliers.

Further, TRANSALIS has bundled its OpenEDI functionality with the freeVAN service to enable businesses to exchange information electronically, regardless of file formats, size of organisation or technical capabilities. By integrating OpenEDI technology, it allows any business to comply with any other’s EDI requirements. The bundled offering allows hubs to reduce EDI costs and complexity and EDI enable their whole supply chain.

The powerful combination of freeVAN and OpenEDI allows large companies to trade electronically with all suppliers. FreeVAN offers 100% supply chain EDI enablement with considerably reduced costs, higher productivity and optimised processes plus Managed Services for Web, Integrated & Supply Chain EDI and removes outdated EDI translation software for seamless EDI integration with internal systems to maximise existing technology investments.

Contact us today and find out more.

Contact
Adam Swanson, Business Development Manager
T    UK 0845 123 3746 Int +44 1978 369 343
M   +44 (0)7500 963 078
E    aswanson@transalis.com
E    info@transalis.com

Gartner’s recently published “Supply Chain Survey 2010” has stated that in order for Supply Chain leaders to gain competitive advantage they must first understand the software delivery models that are available on the market.

No longer is traditional in house licensed software seen as the solution to supply chain demands.  With the emergence of SaaS cloud computing the playing field has been levelled, with Gartner quoting “because SAAS is priced by user or transaction, small and medium-sized businesses can access capabilities previously available only to larger enterprises that could afford multimillion-dollar on-premises licences and implementations”

Transalis has seen a sharp rise in the work it is doing for its more innovative customers who now have the opportunity to create and control business processes that previously were not seen as reality helping to improving the way they exchange and analyse data.

Alternative delivery models for supply chain solutions can, however, provide new or improved capabilities to all users several months or even years sooner than the traditional, on-premises licence, Transalis expects the trend it is seeing in the small to medium sized businesses to continue as we deliver the tools needed to take advantage of Supply Chain Technology and drive business forward.

Transalis welcomes new ideas and opportunities so please speak with us directly to find out how we are “Changing the way companies communicate”

Full article available: http://www.supplymanagement.com/news/2010/understanding-of-web-based-software-needs-to-keep-up-with-increase-in-use/ 

Contact
Adam Swanson
Business Development
TRANSALIS Ltd
0845 123 3746
+44 (0) 1978 369 343
aswanson@transalis.com

Transalis profits continue to rise on strong cloud EDI sales

Transalis the leading provider of B2B OpenEDI SaaS cloud managed services, has reported a rise in quarterly profits, thanks to strong sales of its range of cloud EDI offerings.

2011 Q2 Interim Statement & Key Ratios

• Sales to end of June 2011 up 35% on Q2 sales for previous year.
• Cost of Sales to end of June 2011 down 54% on Q2 cost of sales for previous year.
• Gross Profit to end of June 2011 was 98% up from 95% for Q2 for previous year.
• Adjusted EBIT to end of June 2011 was 66.9%.
• Adjusted EBITDA to end of June 2011 was 67.3%
• Recurring Revenue to end of June 2011 was 90.69%.
• Onetime Revenue to end of June 2011 was 9.31%.

Transalis said customers had been buying its cloud EDI applications, which allows business critical EDI applications to be accessed securely via remote servers, at an “increasing rate”.

The company said the “strong results were excellent news especially in the current global economic climate and proof that Transalis offerings were what the market wanted”. Transalis Cloud OpenEDI is available anywhere @ www.Cloud9EDI.com

“Customers are purchasing Transalis offerings at an increasing rate, and businesses of all sizes are purchasing Transalis OpenEDI SaaS cloud services and applications,” said Joint Managing Director, Paul Simpson.

The company also said it was seeing strong take-up of its cloud EDI services by a wide range of businesses, large and small, throughout the growing EMEA market place as more businesses realised the potential and considerable advantages of Transalis OpenEDI cloud managed services.

Contact
Adam Swanson, Business Development Manager
T    UK 0845 123 3746 Int +44 1978 369 343
M   07500 963 078
E    aswanson@transalis.com
E    info@transalis.com

OpenEDI Cloud Services

Latest Gartner research confirms “EDI is HOT”

“Bottom line: EDI remains and will remain for years to come a high impact, valueable asset to business. More innovative approaches should be used for greenfield projects but EDI is a well-established approach that is still a vital component of most companies overall B2B strategy, and easily contributes to B2B, cloud computing, business intelligence, et al.

In other words…  “EDI is still HOT”.

Read the full Gartner blog

Contact
Adam Swanson, Business Development Manager
T    UK 0845 123 3746 Int +44 1978 369 343
M   +44 (0)7500 963 078
E    aswanson@transalis.com
E    info@transalis.com

OpenEDI GS1 Certified Solution

Order-to-cash process
Transalis OpenEDI is the first GS1 order-to-cash certified cloud EDI solution and makes ordering, delivering and paying for goods faster, more accurate and cheaper.

Retailers and their suppliers do business more effectively when the order-to-cash process is run efficiently. GS1 has designed a solution that will reduce errors and cut costs for you and your customers.

What is the order-to-cash process?
It’s the process where goods are:

• ordered
• delivered and received
• invoiced and paid for

Whether you’re receiving or delivering the goods, this process is critical for almost all businesses. Companies of all sizes are reaping the rewards of automating their entire order-to-cash process by using Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) and GS1 eCom standards.

What are the benefits of automating the order-to-cash process?
It replaces paper based orders, delivery notes, invoices and other vital documents with GS1 industry standard electronic messages. You’ll benefit from:

• instant delivery and receipt of your messages
• no errors caused by manually re-keying in data
• lower costs due to fewer manual processes

And best of all, by automating your order-to-cash process you can automatically reconcile orders, deliveries and invoices – so you’ll eliminate more time consuming and error prone processes.

Request copy of GS1 EDI Order-to-cash solution overview
View Transalis GS1 Solution Provider Details
View Transalis GS1 Certification Certificate

Contact
Adam Swanson, Business Development Manager
T    UK 0845 123 3746 Int +44 1978 369 343
M   +44  (0)7500 963 078
E    aswanson@transalis.com
E    info@transalis.com

Transalis Growth

Transalis profits rise on strong cloud EDI sales. Transalis said customers had been buying its cloud EDI applications, which allows business critical EDI applications to be accessed securely via remote servers, at an “increasing rate”.

Transalis the leading provider of B2B OpenEDI SaaS cloud managed services, has reported a rise in quarterly profits, thanks to strong sales of its range of cloud EDI offerings.

Q1 net income for the three months to the end of March 2011 saw a rise of 45% on the Q1 net income the firm made a year ago.

The company said the “strong results were excellent news especially in the current global economic climate and proof that Transalis offerings were what the market wanted”.

Revenue in all other areas of the business picked up on a year earlier. Transalis Cloud OpenEDI is available anywhere @ www.Cloud9EDI.com 

“Consumers are purchasing Transalis offerings at an increasing rate, and businesses of all sizes are purchasing Transalis OpenEDI SaaS cloud services and applications,” said Joint Managing Director, Paul Simpson.

The company also said it was seeing strong take-up of its cloud EDI services by a wide range of businesses, large and small, throughout the growing EMEA market place as more businesses realised the potential and considerable advantages of Transalis OpenEDI cloud managed services.

See Gartner Cloud EDI blog
See Gartner EDI is HOT blog

Contact
Adam Swanson, Business Development Manager
T    UK 0845 123 3746 Int +44 1978 369 343
M   07500 963 078
E    aswanson@transalis.com
E    info@transalis.com

A.S. Watson (Health & Beauty Benelux) Signs Transalis OpenEDI Multi-Year European Managed Services Contract.

The world’s largest health & beauty retailer realises significant benefits of EDI outsourcing to Transalis for its European supply chain, retail brands, stores and suppliers.

London, United Kingdom — February 16, 2011 — Transalis, the leading provider of global OpenEDI and freeVAN EDI solutions, today announced that A.S. Watson (Health & Beauty Benelux) has signed a multi-year agreement for Transalis OpenEDI Managed Services across Europe.

OpenEDI Managed Services are Transalis’ range of SaaS and Cloud B2B e-commerce outsourcing services, including B2B messaging services, trading partner on boarding, community management, mapping, testing and monitoring. By outsourcing the management of its B2B e-commerce requirements, A.S. Watson is optimising its technical resources and improving its relationships with customers and suppliers.

A.S. Watson selected Transalis to maximise its European supply chain efficiency, to manage its entire B2B electronic enablement for up to 3,000 suppliers, across 16 European countries, for 8 major high-street retailers with up to 4,000 stores, including Superdrug, Savers and The Perfume Shop in the UK, Kruidvat , Trekpleister,  Drogas,  Marionnaud and  ICI Paris XL in continental Europe in Austria, Czech Republic, France, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Portugal, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey and Ukraine.

Transalis will integrate B2B messages using its SaaS OpenEDI solution directly with A.S. Watson’s three ERP systems Retek, Navision and its own custom build platform, message exchange will utilise the Transalis freeVAN EDI service and suppliers will have access to a bespoke web-based and integrated  A.S. Watson OpenEDI offering.  Jos van Zeeland, group IT director for A.S. Watson said, “By outsourcing EDI to Transalis we expect to gain considerable improvement, reliability, and uniformity of B2B message exchange with our systems and our suppliers. Utilising Transalis Managed Services will help us reduce complexity, risk and cost with the aim of electronically enabling our European supply chain”.

As a large international retailer and production company with business activities worldwide A.S. Watson operates drugstore chains to luxury perfumeries, to shops with foods, electronics, general merchandising and airport shops. Confronted with internal and external challenges to optimise its supply chain operations, A.S. Watson identified the rationalisation of its B2B systems would increase efficiency and reduce costs and so lead to the choice of Transalis OpenEDI Managed Services.

Transalis OpenEDI Managed Services are a comprehensive range of SaaS B2B e-commerce outsourcing solutions that allows A.S. Watson to fully automate its supply chain message exchange and eliminate redundant EDI middleware, EDI VAN costs and manual paper-based processes. Transalis Managed Services deliver increased process integration and reduced process complexity. Aniello Sabatino, Joint Managing Director at Transalis said, “Transalis Managed Services provides A.S. Watson access to Transalis’ extensive technical expertise and experience with supply chain EDI roll out, management and support. This allows optimisation of A.S. Watson’s existing technology investments and resources while Transalis manages the company’s B2B programs and rolls them out across the supply chain, allowing A.S. Watson to focus on core business activities.”

Transalis solutions integrate multiple EDI documents and standards between multiple networks, systems and trading partners necessary to maintain complex B2B e-commerce programs.

About A.S Watson Group
The A.S. Watson Group (ASW) is the largest health & beauty, perfumery & cosmetics retailer in the world, dating back to 1828. ASW has grown into an international retailer and production company with business activities in 34 markets worldwide. ASW operates 19 retail brands, with more than 8,900 stores, from drugstore chains to luxury perfumeries, to shops with foods, electronics, general merchandising and airport shops. ASW employs more than 87,000 people and has establishments in 54 countries worldwide. ASW is active in 34 markets amongst others in Asia and Europe, including:  the Netherlands, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Luxemburg, Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Turkey, France, Italy, Spain, Austria, Portugal, Israel, Russia, Morocco, Rumania, Slovakia, Ukraine, Ireland, Estonia and Slovenia.

For more information on A.S.WATSON please visit www.eu.aswatson.com

About Transalis Limited
Transalis is changing the way companies communicate. Transalis is used by Argos, Play.com, Microsoft, Tetley and 1,000s more businesses to improve their electronic communication with suppliers and buyers. Transalis SaaS and Cloud Managed Services offer total supply chain electronic enablement while optimising existing technology investments and comes with an innovative cost-charging model to eliminate VAN charges. Transalis solutions integrate multiple EDI documents and standards between multiple networks, systems and trading partners. Existing closed-systems rely on communicating parties agreeing standards, message formats and processes. It is this restriction and complexity, the ‘integration nightmare’ with high costs that Transalis removes. By default, proprietary systems from different vendors fail to integrate efficiently; Transalis provides the ‘glue’, enabling organisations of all sizes regardless of IT deployed, to communicate electronically seamlessly. Transalis lets anyone exchange information electronically with anyone else, regardless of the technology they use. Transalis empowers any business, no matter how large, to work electronically with any other, no matter how small, anywhere in the world.

Use our UK EDI Community Blog to share ideas to help improve EDI and together we can build better EDI solutions http://www.transalis.com/blog/

For more information on TRANSALIS please visit www.transalis.com

Business Solutions Contact
Adam Swanson
Business Development Manager
TRANSALIS Ltd
Tel: +44 (0) 1978 369 343
Mobile: +44 (0) 7500 963 078
aswanson@transalis.com

97% of Transalis customers rate OpenEDI as excellent with extremely high customer satisfaction – the key success criterion, which is constantly monitored by Transalis management.

Transalis considers customer satisfaction and continuity of service of utmost importance. Our thousands of customers regularly exchange millions of EDI documents with their trading partners through OpenEDI. OpenEDI is the Transalis flagship application service; certified, tested and in production use for electronic enablement with the major brands, retailers and department stores in the UK. Since inception of OpenEDI not a single order or invoice has been lost and service availability is in excess of 99% including scheduled times for maintenance and upgrades outside normal business hours.

In addition, Transalis is commended by the UK Department for Innovation, Business and Skills (BIS) as a secure and reliable electronic platform for the UK’s business community. The UK Government’s Business Minister said “Transalis OpenEDI is a tremendous product, this is great news for any UK business & typical of the innovation the BIS are delighted to support.”

Transalis servers and networks are hosted in secure, purpose built multi-million pound data centres in London Docklands with further secure fail over data centres around the UK. Servers are subject to constant monitoring, online and offline archiving whilst backup of all data is performed on a regular basis. OpenEDI and related EDI services are further based on a state of the art infrastructure with extended secure facilities located in the USA to assure our customers of secure EDI communication.

This infrastructure provides multiple points of data recovery, Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS), redundant power feeders and generators, redundant halon fire detection and suppression systems, and multiple communications entry points are just some of the inherent secure infrastructure characteristics which our services are based on.

The Transalis Continuity of Service has proved invaluable to all our larger customers with turnover of between £100m – £200m and we look forward to welcoming your organisation, whatever its size, to our rapidly growing OpenEDI community.

Transalis commended by the UK Department for Business, Innovation & Skills (BIS).

The BIS worked with Transalis to develop OpenEDI into a secure and reliable platform for the UK’s business community.

The UK Government’s Business Minister said “Transalis OpenEDI is a tremendous product, this is great news for any UK business & typical of the innovation the BIS are delighted to support.”

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) is building a dynamic and competitive UK economy by: creating the conditions for business success; promoting innovation, enterprise and science; and giving everyone the skills and opportunities to succeed. To achieve this it will foster world-class solutions and promote an open global economy. BIS – Investing in our future.

http://www.bis.gov.uk/ministers

Meet Transalis at the 2011 FSB Federation Of Small Businesses Annual Conference 17th to 19th March and find out how OpenEDI is e-Business Made Easy for every FSB member! www.fsb.org.uk/conference2011

Transalis is an FSB member and a leading provider of e-business on-demand supply chain management solutions. Our technology, OpenEDI, provides integration, collaboration, and connectivity to thousands of customers worldwide. In use by large organisations such as Argos, Play.com, Microsoft, Tetley, Superdrug, AS Watson Group through to 1,000s of medium-sized and small businesses, OpenEDI is the key to enabling electronic communication with suppliers and buyers.

We deliver our solutions using a Software-as-a-Service model. This means that you don’t’ require any hardware, software or internal expertise to exchange orders, invoices, shipping notes, product catalogues, and much more,  electronically with your trading partners.

With Transalis you are ready for e-business.  OpenEDI can remove costs, reduce time to implementation and the need for specialist skills. This frees up both capital and resources, allowing our customers to focus on their core business.

Whether you are looking to establish relationships with large retailers, distributors, wholesalers, manufacturers or would like to reduce error-prone manual data entry or perhaps reducing the amount of paper then contact Transalis and find out how we can help change the way you communicate.

Mark Prisk MP, Minister of State for Business and Enterprise in the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) is speaking at the conference. The BIS worked with Transalis to develop OpenEDI into a secure and reliable platform for the UK’s business community.

Business Ministers have said “Transalis OpenEDI is a tremendous product, this is great news for any UK business & typical of the innovation the BIS are delighted to support.” www.bis.gov.uk/ministers/mark-prisk

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) is building a dynamic and competitive UK economy by: creating the conditions for business success; promoting innovation, enterprise and science; and giving everyone the skills and opportunities to succeed. To achieve this it will foster world-class solutions and promote an open global economy. BIS – Investing in our future.

www.transalis.com
www.openedi.com

Contact
Adam Swanson, Business Development Manager
T    UK 0845 123 3746
M   07500 963 078
E    aswanson@transalis.com
E    info@transalis.com

TRANSALIS, global solution provider for OpenEDI Managed Service Solutions generated 60% higher revenue at year end 2010.

Transalis, the leading provider of global OpenEDI and freeVAN EDI solutions, announced continued revenue growth up 60 percent on its previous year in its final 2010 results.

The UK based company, which provides integrated and web-based OpenEDI Managed Service and mobile data supply chain solutions to high street retailers, household brands and SMEs, welcomed many new brand customers and provided innovative new services to existing customers. Growth was attributed to increased take-up of Transalis SaaS Software as a Service and Transalis Cloud Managed Service offerings, adding large supply chain customers including pan-European retail and manufacturing brand A.S. Watson Group, wholesale gifts and home decorations company Present Time UK, British clothing brand Aertex Clothing, and global sports brand Maximuscle UK.

Paul Simpson, Joint Managing Director, commented on the company’s continued high growth “Businesses of all sizes are seeking major cost-savings in the current economic climate and looking to their IT solution providers and business advisors to help them realise these savings by rationalising their existing systems and removing outdated systems and redundant pieces of middleware in favour of solutions like Transalis SaaS and Cloud managed service solutions, and we expect this trend in increase considerably during 2011.”

Transalis is considerably expanding its customer base across Europe adding a further c.3000 OpenEDI users during 2011 in a further 20 European counties including Austria, Belgium, Czech, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Netherlands, Portugal, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine and in eastern Europe Russia.

Continued investment in R&D to produce innovative new service offerings also increased sales revenues. Transalis is rolling out its freeVAN EDI Supply Chain service to European retail organisations to deliver EDI documents with zero VAN traffic costs. The service enables B2B business-to-business electronic document exchange between any trading organisations, from the largest retailers to the smallest independent suppliers.

Transalis also became an IBM Business Partner and Apple Developer making its OpenEDI services available on iPhone and iPad, expanding its mobile business data sharing offerings, allowing business critical data to be accessed by mobile users anytime, anyplace, anywhere with the ability to integrate data with systems in fixed locations at any time.

Reviewing Transalis expectations for 2011, Adam Swanson, Transalis business development manager, commented “The powerful combination of Transalis OpenEDI and freeVAN managed services allows large companies to trade electronically with all suppliers for 100% supply chain EDI enablement with considerably reduced costs, higher productivity and optimised processes plus managed services for web, integrated and supply chain EDI. We have an ever increasing sales pipeline proving Transalis offerings are providing what the market needs and we will continue to provide solutions to meet those needs.”

http://www.gartner.com/technology/innovation/it-predictions.jsp

Business Solutions Contact
Adam Swanson
Business Development Manager
TRANSALIS Ltd
+44 (0) 1978 369 343
aswanson@transalis.com

Founded in 1995 by sports nutrition expert Zef Eisenberg Maxumuscle is the UK’s number one sports nutrition supplier.

Maximuscle has grown at a phenomenal rate by focusing on highly effective research-supported formulas that deliver what they promise. By making great tasting, science supported, safe products easily available, Maximuscle has helped sports people – from the gym enthusiast to the elite Olympian – realise their full potential.

Maximuscle UK will be using Transalis OpenEDI with their main UK supermarket customers Asda, Boots, Costco, Morrisons, Sainsbury, Superdrug, Waitrose and Tesco.

www.maximuscle.com

The Aertex company was born Back in the late 1800s. Today Aertex is gaining in popularity with people from all walks of life, including the celebrity worlds of entertainment and sport. Big Brother presenter Jeff Leach, Dirty Pretty Things Carl Barrat, Ruff Sqwads Fuda Guy, Rugby Legend Gareth Thomas and The Charlatan’s Jon Brooks to name but a few.

Today Aertex is a premium brand, with a new online store at www.aertex.com and visits from customers in over 70 countries. Aertex is firmly established in the hearts and minds of modern customers as a brand that offers style, quality and comfort.

www.aertex.com

Transalis is expanding its OpenEDI mobile solutions with Apple. Our OpenEDI mobile solutions will let you stay in touch with your EDI trading partners wherever you are and remain in full control of your business EDI transactions.

As a member of the Apple Developer Program Transalis gains access to a complete and integrated process for developing OpenEDI iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch applications to reach millions of iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch users through the Apple App Store utilizing the world’s most advanced mobile platform.

We are dedicated to the needs of companies that want to enter into advanced communications with their trading partners using electronic data interchange EDI to exchange business documents by making them available via Apple iPad and iPhone applications.

www.apple.com

As an IBM Business Partner Transalis is implementing OpenEDI cloud-delivered solutions for our customers, that reduce their costs, lower risk, provide higher quality services, and enable breakthrough agility. Being an IBM business partner helps Transalis design, build, and manage clouds that are secure, flexible, and reliable via fixed pc and mobile devices.

Earlier this year, IBM shared its 2015 roadmap and the four growth initiatives which will contribute to the company’s future success. The initiatives – smarter planet, cloud computing, business analytics, and growth markets – are expected to deliver $20 billion in revenue growth for our company in the next five years. These initiatives open up an unbelievable opportunity for IBM’s Business Partners and their customers.

www.ibm.com