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30/10/2001
B.I.C. Systems partnership to provide IT solutions
Belfast based B.I.C. Systems has entered into a partnership with Quest Software that aims to help customers manage databases and their mission critical software applications more effectively and efficiently.
The deal, which makes B.I.C. Systems the exclusive partner of Quest Software in Northern Ireland, aims to bring clients of both companies the benefits of world-leading database and application management software.
Quest Software, which is American owned but has its UK head office in Burham, Buckinghamshire, is a leading provider of Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server database solutions. These databases form the essential operational heart of many private and public sector organisations.
Reflecting on the partnership with B.I.C. Systems, Kevin Smith, UK and Ireland Channel Manager for Quest Software believes that the relationship will be hugely beneficial for both parties, he said: "We are delighted to be partnering with B.I.C Systems. This new expansion is key to winning new business in more sectors within the Irish market.
“We are excited to combine our solutions with B.I.C. Systems' wealth of experience in the application and database arena to deliver comprehensive and unique solutions to help customers maximise on their I.T. investments."
B.I.C. Systems and Quest Software will be formally announcing this partnership to the Irish market at a number of free seminars in Belfast and Dublin in November. The seminars entitled 'ERP Solutions-Managing your Enterprise Applications more effectively' aim to demonstrate how to manage your Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server databases.
B.I.C. Systems and Quest Software are appealing to IT Managers and Database Administrators who work on these platforms to attend. Contact Gráinne Doran on 028 9056 0537 or visit the website at www.bicsystems.com/erpseminar for more details on these seminars. (MB)
The deal, which makes B.I.C. Systems the exclusive partner of Quest Software in Northern Ireland, aims to bring clients of both companies the benefits of world-leading database and application management software.
Quest Software, which is American owned but has its UK head office in Burham, Buckinghamshire, is a leading provider of Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server database solutions. These databases form the essential operational heart of many private and public sector organisations.
Reflecting on the partnership with B.I.C. Systems, Kevin Smith, UK and Ireland Channel Manager for Quest Software believes that the relationship will be hugely beneficial for both parties, he said: "We are delighted to be partnering with B.I.C Systems. This new expansion is key to winning new business in more sectors within the Irish market.
“We are excited to combine our solutions with B.I.C. Systems' wealth of experience in the application and database arena to deliver comprehensive and unique solutions to help customers maximise on their I.T. investments."
B.I.C. Systems and Quest Software will be formally announcing this partnership to the Irish market at a number of free seminars in Belfast and Dublin in November. The seminars entitled 'ERP Solutions-Managing your Enterprise Applications more effectively' aim to demonstrate how to manage your Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server databases.
B.I.C. Systems and Quest Software are appealing to IT Managers and Database Administrators who work on these platforms to attend. Contact Gráinne Doran on 028 9056 0537 or visit the website at www.bicsystems.com/erpseminar for more details on these seminars. (MB)
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