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Teesside's Datum360 lands new North American partnership

Teesside-based Datum360 has partnered with PerfectProjects Inc, an asset information management service company, as part of its strategy to globally grow the business.

The Houston-based partner will deliver Datum360’s engineering management solutions to the process industries in the North American market.

The announcement follows in quick succession to the company partnering with two Malaysian companies EDMS Consultants Sdn Bhd and Horizon 3 Sdn Bhd.

Speaking about the expansion, Steve Wilson, CEO and Co-founder of Datum360 said: “It is an exciting time at Datum360 as we are fast becoming a recognised partner of choice for leading global companies.

“As the marketplace is becoming increasingly driven by expert capability, reducing costs and increasing efficiency, the demand for our software as a service - proven to deliver fast, accurate and reliable engineering information – has significantly increased.

“Our astute partners now have the opportunity to offer their clients Datum360’s advanced systems, which in return will see them save both time and money on asset intensive programmes.”

Hans van der Drift, CEO of PerfectProjects said: “The time is right for the company to expand our portfolio. Our heritage has focused on providing recovery to distressed projects. Working alongside Datum360 will allow us to offer our clients the opportunity to implement engineering information management systems from the off-set of projects so they can achieve their desired outcome and as such, reduce the need for salvage operations further down the line as a result of failure to implement robust systems.”

Steve added: “It is imperative that companies build the costs of robust information and data management into a project, as failure to do so can result in hefty costs rectifying systems further down the line. Our system ensures that our clients receive accurate and reliable engineering information as it should be.”

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