Aress joins Samsung Enterprise Alliance Program as Silver Partner (SEAP)
Aress joins Samsung Enterprise Alliance Program as Silver Partner (SEAP)
Aress software, a global provider of software applications for web and mobile platforms, announced it has joined the prestigious Samsung Enterprise Alliance Program as a Silver Partner.
The Samsung Enterprise Alliance Program is an enterprise mobility ecosystem targeted to leading independent software vendors and system integrators providing differentiated and unique solutions that enhance Samsung’s offerings to its enterprise customers.
Enterprise mobility isn’t just about devices or applications; it’s about how they work together to create an intuitive, secure and productive user experience that makes a real difference to the business.
By joining forces with Samsung, a world-leading smartphone and tablet vendor, each of Aress’ worldwide branches can benefit from Samsung’s global and local sales, marketing, and technical expertise, positioning us well to penetrate the large and fast-growing enterprise mobility market. It will also help Aress to develop differentiated mobile solutions and deliver quality apps to its clientele across the globe. Aress’ solutions via SEAP will enable Samsung enterprise customers to mobilise all their enterprise systems and processes in a quick and cost effective manner.
Aress is been a leader in providing Enterprise Mobile Solutions since last 5 years and our partnership with Samsung is an icing on the cake which will make enterprises and businesses more lucrative helping them to use the latest tools and technologies in this ever changing world of technology.
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