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LAKE FOREST, Calif., Feb. 6, 2008 - Wonderware announced that InSource Solutions, an independent Wonderware software distribution partner, has signed a new distributor agreement and will conduct business as Wonderware Southeast. Headquartered in Richmond, Va., InSource has been a Wonderware distributor for 11 years. Under the new "Star Plus" distributor agreement, InSource will market its organization with the Wonderware brand which will enable the company to provide customers improved support for the full range of Wonderware software and bundled hardware/software solutions. "Wonderware has developed new, high customer value technologies in the last few years and we anticipate even more industry advancements in coming years," said Aaron Evans, InSource Solutions vice president. "Due to our strong Wonderware expertise and support, our customers have always thought of us as 'the Wonderware guys.'" The creation of the Wonderware Southeast business unit strengthens this commitment to the Wonderware brand and Wonderware products. InSource felt the time was right to focus the energies of Wonderware Southeast on helping customers get the best returns on their manufacturing and production investments." Wonderware Southeast will continue to be dedicated to the sale and support of Wonderware industrial automation and information solutions for the territory that includes 12 southeastern and mid-Atlantic states, as well as the District of Columbia. "This agreement is the next major stage in the development of our long-standing relationship with InSource," said Norm Thorlakson, Wonderware vice president of North American sales. "To deliver the most successful results for our mutual customers requires new technical and IT skills and new organization and consulting capabilities. Wonderware believes that InSource has the optimal skills and organizational structure to deliver the latest real-time operations management solutions to our customers." According to Ann Croom, president of InSource Solutions, "Doing business as Wonderware Southeast will help bring communications closer to real-time so customers can get higher quality solutions and support even quicker. As businesses become even more competitive in this increasingly global economy, customers are looking to us to provide a 'seamless' experience. By that we mean, improved support, collaboration and communication around the world between Wonderware, Wonderware distributors and our customers." |
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