An expanding Hampshire tech firm whose solutions already underpin billions of pounds’ worth of global trade has teamed up with a retail Paper to Digital specialist to bring the benefits of barcode technology to more business clients.
Managers at Portsmouth-based Transalis say their partnership with i-Stocktake will offer fresh solutions for processing stock, product, order, delivery, sales and other essential transactions.
As well as retailers, the move is expected to benefit manufacturers, distributors and logistics firms across a range of sectors here and overseas.
Headquartered in Reigate, Surrey, i-Stocktake specialises in smart mobile scanning devices and software.
Roy Garlick, Transalis Global Channel Manager, said:
“We work closely with our partners to transform the ways organisations large and small communicate and transact business with their suppliers and customers.
“Thanks to our new partnership with i-Stocktake, we can offer clients in all sectors the added benefits of barcode technology and smart devices. These include major efficiencies in, and simplification of, many business management processes.”
i-Stocktake’s Managing Director Mike McNiven said:
“By having ready access to our capabilities in retail Paper to Digital, Transalis clients will enjoy an all-in-one, streamlined solution to support their growth and development.”
Transalis employs 27 staff at the innovation hub Portsmouth Technopole and provides cloud-based applications in electronic data interchange, or EDI, to more than 10,000 business users across 32 countries.
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About Transalis
Transalis helps clients drive business growth by connecting supply chains digitally. The UK-based company’s global platform enables businesses to trade with anyone, anywhere using cloud-managed services. Transalis services a community of more than 10,000 users in sectors such as retail, manufacturing, distribution, logistics, health and beauty, and FMCG. Clients include leading brands such as Argos, Pret a Manger, The Hut Group and AS Watson, owners of Superdrug. For more information, visit www.transalis.com.
Paul Devoy, Head of Investors in People, said:
“We’d like to congratulate Transalis, Investors in People accreditation is the sign of a great employer, an outperforming place to work and a clear commitment to success. Transalis should be extremely proud of their achievement.”
Commenting on the award, Paul Simpson, Founding Director, said:
“The Investors in People framework was hugely important in helping us develop our company’s culture, people, and focus. It enabled us to define what we stand for, with behaviours, skills and shared values of Integrity, Innovation and Passion, that form the core of our company now and for the future.”
Commenting further, Aniello Sabatino, Founding Director, said:
“Transalis was born from the desire to improve the ways organisations communicate and transact with suppliers, partners and customers. The Investors in People framework enabled us to improve our team member communication at all levels, helping us achieve even higher customer satisfaction. We’re going for Gold level now.”
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