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ASNA has acquired a new distributor in the third largest city in Spain, Valencia. Grupo CSM will represent ASNA in Valencia and the surrounding region. Grupo CSM, one of the biggest IT companies in Valencia, offers global business computer services, consultancy, application development, technical support, and tailored business software solutions. It specializes in both the IBM i and Microsoft Windows platforms The Grupo CSM partnership brings ASNA's total number of worldwide partners to 33.
Says Jose Garcia, Partner and CEO of Grupo CSM, "Our new relationship with ASNA allows us to improve our abilities to serve IBM i customers with our global IBM i services and our long experience with RPG. We'll be very well positioned to help these customers with improving their IBM i investment by helping them extend the life and value of their RPG applications with ASNA's products. We're especially excited to be able to help them build Web-based graphical user interfaces for the existing RPG applications with ASNA Wings and to better enable them to use the Web and Internet technologies with their IBM i."
ASNA CEO Carlos Valero is also excited about the partnership opportunities, "We are very happy to include Jose Garcia and Grupo CSM in our Spanish network of distributors. The Grupo CSM has the perfect profile to offer our customers great solutions and services. Together we can help many IBM i customers improve the value of their RPG solutions."
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