eShare Technologies, a provider of eCRM collaboration solutions, announced today that it has
signed a distribution agreement with Triacom-Manta, one of Mexico's largest IT service providers for Contact Centers, CTI, Electronic Mail and Integrated
Voice Response. Through the agreement, Triacom-Manta will distribute eShare's
products and provide integration, training and consulting services to
companies across Mexico.
"eShare and Manta Systems have already engaged in a number of sales
opportunities together and we are delighted to have solidified our
relationship with this agreement," said Jerry Hatton, eShare's Senior Vice
President of International Sales. "Triacom-Manta has a thorough knowledge of
the Mexican market for contact centers and customer-centric e-business
applications and a solid track record for delivering high quality
implementations. With the combination of Triacom-Manta's status as Mexico's
premier software reseller and the resources they've dedicated to their eShare
practice, we believe that they will be a valuable team member as we continue
to penetrate the Latin American market over the coming quarters. This move
furthers the aggressive and rapid expansion of our global reach."
"We are pleased to be working with eShare Technologies, known by experts
as the most visionary and advanced in the industry for building fully
integrated collaborative solutions that are ahead of its competition. eShare
is bringing comprehensive customer relationship management solutions to
companies throughout Mexico," said Al Sackett, President, Manta Systems.
"There is tremendous opportunity in Mexico to bring sophisticated IT systems
to market, and to help companies get on the Internet. The eShare--Manta
Systems combination positions us to well capture significant market share."
Andrew Salisbury, President of Triacom-Manta, added, "Latin America is an
exciting market with huge growth potential. We are very excited with this new
partnership and looking forward to working with eShare to meet the needs of
the market and capitalize on its potential."