- REAL Solutions, a software house company offering network integration, banking and security software, becomes a new European partner of Tango/04.
- The Tango/04 and REAL Solutions partnership will help banks, insurances and institutions in Luxembourg to solve business issues in real time and make continuous improvements.
Tango/04 Computing Group, European leader in the development of corporate monitoring software, announces a new partnership. REAL Solutions, leader in distribution, implementation and maintenance of IT solutions for banks and insurances in Luxembourg, has become the new distributor of Tango/04 in the region.
REAL Solutions, which already has over 300 customers in Luxembourg, Belgium and France, added the Tango/04 solutions to its product catalogue in April 2015. Both companies have wide experience in the financial sector, the country's most important industry. In addition, this alliance will allow Tango/04 to consolidate its presence in the French-speaking market, where it has already some existing clients such as CGA, ABN Amro, Cardif Lux Vie, ING and Socram Bank, among others.
“The synergy of this alliance strengthens the common core of both enterprises on the Luxembourg market”, said Christian Kelders, REAL Solutions’ administrator.
The Luxembourg company will distribute and implement the new Tango/04 product: Alignia, and provide local support to customers of Tango/04 in Luxembourg.
"We are confident that this partnership will be very useful and we are sure that Alignia will help REAL Solutions customers, especially the banks", said Jenko Gaviglia, Director of Partnerships and Alliances at Tango/04 Computing Group, trusting on the benefits of this union.
The partnership with REAL Solutions strengthens the Tango/04 channel strategy even more, which has a wide network of distributors and hundreds of customers worldwide.
For more information about REAL Solutions here: www.real.lu
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