Help/Systems, the world’s leader in automated operations and business intelligence for the IBM System i, announces the acquisition of the eveLogic Group in both Europe and Asia Pacific. EveLogic has many years of experience working with Help/Systems to market and support Help/Systems products across Europe from its companies in the United Kingdom and France, as well as across the Asia Pacific region through its Australian subsidiary.

Janet Dryer, Chief Executive Officer of Help/Systems said: “We are very excited at the opportunity to add eveLogic to the Help/Systems family. EveLogic has an excellent reputation for its service and support and we look forward to building on this reputation as we go forward.”

Konrad Litwin, Managing Director of eveLogic, added, “This represents a fantastic opportunity to expand the Robot products to customers in every region of the world. Our emphasis has always been to provide the best products to automate each customer’s environment and to back that up with the best support in the industry. Going forward, our customers will continue to see the same level of local support from the same people they’ve come to know. It’s what we’ve always done, and will continue to do under the Help/Systems name.”

With this acquisition, Help/Systems plans to offer even more opportunities for its customers by establishing a stronger presence worldwide. That includes conducting Web-based seminars in the local language, a larger presence at trade shows and user conferences, more on-site training and support, and the opportunity for users to learn more about all Help/Systems products.

Jim Cassens, Help/Systems’ Vice President of International Sales, said, “I look forward to working with Konrad and his team in expanding our presence in the international marketplace. In addition, Help/Systems will continue to work with and support our other distributors located around the world.”

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