IBM and Kingdee Team Up

IBM and Kingdee International Software, an ERP and e-commerce solutions provider in China, have teamed up to enhance the competitiveness of their clients in China and global markets, and help Kingdee International become a global software provider.

Kingdee International and IBM plan on collaboration that focuses on globalization and SOA, marketing/sales/channels/customers, consultation and application management services (AMS), and Software as a Service (SaaS). Kingdee is the first enterprise application software provider awarded ISO9001 International Quality Accreditation in China. Besides its R&D centers set up in Shen Zhen and Shanghai, Kingdee has 39 branches that are primarily responsible for selling and servicing customers, and over 1100 business partners engaged in consultation, technical support, implementation, maintenance, and distributing in Mainland China.

The sales, service and partner network of Kingdee in China covers 221 cities and areas in seven major regions in the Mainland, namely Southern China, Eastern China, Northern China, Central China, North-eastern China, South-western China and North-western China.at present, Kingdee has 3200 staff and over 400,000 customers in the Asian-Pacific region, including Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the like.

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