PRESS RELEASE
DiCentral Named to Emerging Technology Vendors List 2009
June 25, 2009 – DiCentral, a leader in the EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) and supply chain industry segment, today announced that it has been selected by CRN for the third year in a row as a CRN Emerging Technology Vendor for its innovative EDI data integration solutions and growth of its channel program.
DiCentral offers a comprehensive suite of web-hosted EDI solutions and seamless integration to ERP and other back-end systems. EDI technology, together with DiCentral’s industry expertise, enables effective collaboration in business processes and global supply chains. Capitalizing on the strength, experience, and superior technology of their solutions, the DiCentral Channel Program is anchored on referral sharing and recurring revenue streams to VARs (Value Added Resellers).
“The DiCentral Channel Program is committed to establishing worldwide relationships with successful partners,” comments Eric Braswell, senior director of global channels for DiCentral. “By combining our superior solutions with the expertise and offerings of prominent partners, DiCentral is able to provide the highest level of service in the EDI industry. We are honored to be named an Emerging Tech Vendor for three consecutive years.”
The vendors who make the CRN Emerging Technology Vendor list were founded in 2001 or later, have revenue under $1 billion and have an active U.S. channel strategy. Final selection to the Emerging Technology Vendor list was made by the CRN editorial team after a review of submitted information.
“Solution Providers seek out innovative vendors that create new and innovative ideas to help them build revenue and customer loyalty,” said Robert C. DeMarzo, senior vice president and editorial director, Everything Channel. “Our Emerging Tech list is where Solution Providers go to find these vendors. We congratulate all of the vendors for their innovation and creativity and their commitment to the technology sales channel.”
About DiCentral - www.dicentral.com
Founded in 2000, today DiCentral is the leading innovator in the EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) industry segment. A broad range of Software plus Services solutions enables seamless exchange of data throughout supply chain networks. DiCentral’s integration solutions are scalable to the size, growth, and unique requirements of each business. In addition, DiCentral develops and markets a complementary suite of supply chain applications for EDI testing, Distribution and Logistics, Vendor Managed Inventory, Scan-Based Trading, Replenishment and Data Synchronization.
Everything Channel - (www.everythingchannel.com , www.channelweb.com)
Everything Channel is the one-stop shop for accessing, enabling, managing and accelerating technology sales channels. From branding and recruiting to marketing and sales, Everything Channel offers technology marketers the unmatched breadth and depth of global brands and market intelligence combined with unparalleled audience loyalty and credibility serving all technology sales channels through an extensive database. Everything Channel provides innovative sales and marketing solutions to arm the sellers of technology with the resources they need to achieve measurable and significant results.
About United Business Media Limited - www.unitedbusinessmedia.com
United Business Media Limited (UBM) is a global media and marketing services company that informs markets and brings the world’s buyers and sellers together at events, online, in print, and with the information they need to do business successfully. UBM serves professional and commercial communities, from IT professionals to doctors, from journalists to jewelry dealers, from farmers to pharmacists around the world. UBM employs more than 6,500 people in more than 30 countries. UBM's businesses operating in the US include CMPMedica, Commonwealth Business Media, Everything Channel, PR Newswire, RISI, TechInsights, TechWeb and Think Services. UBM is listed on the London Stock Exchange (UBM.L) and has a market capitalization of $1.6 billion.