"The strong international trend of outsourcing has spread to southern Africa. Our holistic concept of providing complete ERP outsourcing, combined with supply chain logistics systems integration is attracting major attention," notes Asher Bohbot, EOH CEO.
"The conference was an opportunity for EOH to interact with customers employing BAAN ERP systems. Our main focus is to form long term partnerships with our client base. Among the BAAN installed base clients we are already servicing PG Bison, Dorbyl, Diebolt, Enterprise Food, HTK and Widney," says Bohbot.
EOH mainly services the manufacturing and distribution industry, by providing customers with a one-stop shop for their business systems and IT needs.
The three complimentary business units of EOH each offers a synergistic combination of services. Enterprise Outsourcing Solutions (EOS) provides customers with the ability to outsource their entire IT function. Enterprise Implementation Solutions (EIS) focuses on the undertaking, together with customers, the implementation of ERP software solutions. Lastly Enterprise Logistic Solutions (ELS) provides its customers with services related to supply chain management practices, business re-engineering and education.
According to Bohbot, "leads were generated from the conference and are being followed".
"One of our divisions is an approved and certified BAAN implementation partner, and being in this position we are pleased with the depth of BAAN`s penetration in the SA market over a relatively short period of time. We are proud to be part of this relationship which presents future growth opportunities".
The EOH group was formed by a group of highly qualified IT professionals who left notable IT organisations, and independent supply chain logistics consultants considered to be `gurus` in their field.
The company was listed on the JSE in August this year and the current share price indicates that it is highly rated.
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