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ForceManager Opens New Latin American Headquarters
ForceManager, the specialist in mobile sales management software, has announced the opening of its LATAM headquarters in Bogota, Columbia, as it continues to expand the business internationally.
The new offices are the company’s first major operation outside Europe and follows on from a successful year of delivering the solution to the market remotely. The office is scheduled to open on 1st September to coincide with ForceManager’s participation in the AndiCom Fair – the International Congress of Information Technology and Communication, where it will showcase its market leading Mobile Sales and CRM solution.
Oscar Macia, ForceManager CEO, commented: “During a successful year of remotely serving the Latin American market we experienced impressive and growing demand for the ForceManager solution. In this time we also saw the continuing growth and developing maturity of the LATM market first hand, giving us further confidence to invest in the region. Opening a regional HQ was the next step in our aggressive international expansion strategy that we view as critical to our success. Our expansion into new territories will enable us to continue the strong growth we have already seen in Europe, and ensure that our growth continues on an upward trajectory.”
With the new Latin American office ForceManager now has four offices globally, with additional operations in London, Barcelona and ââMadrid. Currently, ForceManager is available in the following markets: Spain, France, Germany, Portugal, Italy, United Kingdom, Chile, Mexico, United States, Guatemala, Indonesia, Japan, Morocco, Costa Rica, South Africa, United Arab Emirates, Colombia, Bolivia, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Panama and Canada.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Joseph Rutter .
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