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China: Siemens Enterprise Communications and TIE enter Content Syndication market
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Wed, 08/04/2010
The Netherlands, Amsterdam, 2010, August 4

TIE Holding N.V. (“TIE”) reports that Siemens Enterprise Communications GmbH (SEN) introduced their worldwide Digital Channel partner program, powered by the TIE Kinetix Content Syndication Platform, in China.

SEN introduced their Digital Channel Global Partner Program in January 2009. The program is implemented in 11 languages in 23 countries with over 500 partners subscribed. The Digital Channel Program, powered by TIE Kinetix, is an important key element of the worldwide indirect partner program.

“To enable global enterprises like Siemens Enterprise Communications to be successful with their worldwide indirect channel, it is essential to support all languages and dialects” says Jan Sundelin, CEO of TIE. “Our Content Syndication Platform facilitates all global languages which enable global brands to distribute their content real time to all their worldwide partners in all relevant local languages without limitations”.

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TIE (NYSE Euronext: TIE Holding) delivers innovative web centric, software based solutions that enable all trading partners in the supply chain to work seamlessly together on the major E-commerce processes of marketing, sales and fulfillment. With its TIE Kinetix concept, it provides a Total Integrated E-commerce process, embracing three innovative platforms for Business Integration (including e-invoicing, XML/EDI data synchronization), Content Syndication and E-commerce. The Total Integrated E-commerce solutions minimize the energy needed for a transaction lifecycle throughout the supply chain giving organizations the advantage to reduce cost and maximize revenue and profit.

TIE has more than two decades of experience in developing and implementing global E-commerce standards. TIE is a listed company with offices in the United States, Australia, France and the Netherlands.