Lanner Boosts Presence in Eastern Europe with New Partnership

Published 18th May 2009

Lanner today announced a new strategic relationship with management and IT consultancy, eData. Based in Romania, eData will work with Lanner to extend the reach of its solutions and boost its profile across the Eastern European region. WITNESS, Lanner’s flagship simulation solution will complement eData’s suite of enterprise architecture, business process management (BPM) and workflow solutions, enabling eData to extend its portfolio of propositions to customers within the public and private sectors.

As simulation becomes increasingly recognised as an integral component of BPM projects, eData required a partner in this space to extend its simulation offering and ensure its proposition was completely aligned with demand. eData was keen to work with Lanner based on the deep functionality of Its WITNESS solution, which is designed to manage complex processes, and help companies to visualise and understand the consequences and implications of different business decisions, however complex. As a result, users can be confident that they are embarking upon the right course of action for their organisation, before making a financial commitment to change.

Cornel Vintila, CEO, eData comments:
“Our strategic partnership with Lanner Group will extend our customers’ ability to optimise their business processes and drive all important productivity and efficiency improvements. Lanner’s industry leading products complement our suite of solutions and will enhance our consultancy and business transformation projects in the Eastern European region.”

David Jones, CEO, Lanner comments:
“Demand for business process management is growing significantly in the Eastern European region and more and more organisations recognise the value of simulation as an integral part of this. We listen continuously to feedback from customers around the world and are confident that the combined proposition of Lanner and eData will help companies in Eastern Europe to thrive.”