Move will help ProData expand in Europe and allow InterForm A/S to market its ArtForm400 product to ProData customers in the U.S.
ProData has announced it has formed a strategic alliance with InterForm A/S. Based in Denmark, InterForm provides output management systems and support services for IBM System i enterprises with a strong customer base in Europe, the Mideast, and Africa (EMEA). The alliance will enable ProData to expand its presence in the global marketplace and provide the InterForm product line with expanded distribution capabilities in the United States.
"InterForm has ventured into areas in the global market where our products need to be," said Allen Hartley, owner and CEO of ProData. "This alliance will allow us to expand into those areas and demonstrates our commitment to continue to grow our markets to meet the needs of all System i customers worldwide."
"ProData has a loyal customer base, experienced marketing team, and a proven product suite with almost 30 years of experience in the IBM midrange arena," said Peter Sørensen, COO Marketing and Sales at InterForm. "Our partnership will provide us the means to expand our ArtForm400 product line in the United States, and together with ProData, we will deliver added value to U.S. customers."
About InterForm A/S
InterForm A/S has for nearly 25 years developed solutions that improve the look of business documents while reducing transaction costs in document handling. Automation and new ways of distributing and archiving documents is a central part of ArtForm400 product solutions. For more information, visit www.artform400.com .
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