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FormaServe Joins Remain Software Partner Network

Remain Software, a Dutch software vendor specialising in Application Life-cycle Management (ALM) solutions for IBM i increases their visibility and products’ availability on the UK market and appoints FormaServe Systems Ltd as the new business partner and value added reseller. The partnership between the companies starts February 2014.

FormaServe Systems Ltd will promote & distribute Remain Software Change Management products for IBM i platform: TD/OMS, the new TD/OMS Compact for small development teams &platform independent Gravity which supports workflow management of any kind of process taking place within organisations of any type. Due to FormaServe’s rich expertise on IBM i platform, customers can count on the comprehensive consultancy which can allow them to choose best of breed software solutions followed by high quality services & support.

Marco Kok, the Managing Director at Remain Software says "IBM i market in the UK is very big & we are aware that there are a lot of companies which need our help. We would like to reach especially the small and medium size development shops that can’t afford big and very complex solutions. For example, we have a perfect Software Change Management solution for them that is not only easy to use and implement, but also really affordable. Together with FormaServe we’d like to reach out to those companies & help them rise to the challenges of their everyday work."

Andy Youens, Managing Director of FormaServe, is also very positive about this new step: "We are delighted, and excited, to forge this partnership with Remain Software Solutions. Our company has dedicated itself to the IBM i market for over 34 years. Within that period we have seen numerous opportunities where Remain Software products would have simplified the development cycle, delivering tangible savings in both time & cost. There are still companies using inadequate in-house change management solutions, this is the market we see our partnership growing & expanding."