Cloud EDI Boosts Transalis Profits
Posted 1st May, 2011
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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.
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1 Comment
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Posted by Jos van Zeeland, group IT director for A.S. Watson at 8:14 pm
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”.
