- The planned acquisition expands Kyocera's portfolio of solutions
- TA Triumph-Adler and OPTIMAL SYSTEMS further expand partnership
- Customers benefit from integrated information management
Nuremberg, 09.01.2020 Kyocera is consistently pursuing the transformation of document management and, with its planned acquisition of OPTIMAL SYSTEMS, is expanding its range of services to include high-quality information management. Against this backdrop, TA Triumph-Adler GmbH and OPTIMAL SYSTEMS are intensifying their long-standing partnership.
OPTIMAL SYSTEMS is one of the leading German owner-managed providers of enterprise content management software (ECM). More than 450 employees in Germany, Serbia, Austria and Switzerland manage the systems and ECM solutions of several thousand customers, some of them from all over the world.
OPTIMAL SYSTEMS' core competencies include almost 30 years of experience in software development, broad experience in providing ECM solutions for all kinds of industries in the market, and software-related services at various levels. OPTIMAL SYSTEMS' high level of expertise in technical integration, customisation and personal expertise have proven to be particularly valuable.
TA Triumph-Adler GmbH and OPTIMAL SYSTEMS have been working together successfully on ECM projects for many years now and have a large number of joint customers. As part of the Kyocera Group, both companies will now be able to offer medium-sized customers comprehensive information management solutions in an even more targeted manner and consequently grow together.
OPTIMAL SYSTEMS offers a wide range of software solutions and in so doing perfectly complements the enterprise content management portfolio of the Kyocera Group. Kyocera hopes that the investment will enable it to offer its customers more than before with a broader portfolio and thereby tap into new target audiences. OPTIMAL SYSTEMS remains independent and will continue to operate unchanged.
Norihiko Ina, President of Kyocera Document Solutions Inc.: “Thanks to this collaboration, we can now provide new and perfectly tailored packages of consulting, hardware, software and services, regardless of location and at any time, which can be used to make our customers' business processes even more efficient.”
Karsten Renz, founder and CEO of OPTIMAL SYSTEMS GmbH said of the acquisition: “We are completely convinced that we will grow more quickly internationally as part of the Kyocera Group, because we can now also share our ECM expertise with customers from the Kyocera Group in order to support them in their digitisation processes. Developing cost-effective, customer-focused solutions is part of the mission statement of both companies. In keeping with this philosophy, OPTIMAL SYSTEMS and Kyocera therefore complement each other perfectly. We also already have a long-standing successful partnership with TA Triumph-Adler GmbH, a subsidiary of Kyocera, which we can now strengthen even further.”
OPTIMAL SYSTEMS is one of the leading German owner-managed providers of enterprise content management software (ECM). More than 450 employees in Germany, Serbia, Austria and Switzerland manage the systems and ECM solutions of several thousand customers, some of them from all over the world.
OPTIMAL SYSTEMS' core competencies include almost 30 years of experience in software development, broad experience in providing ECM solutions for all kinds of industries in the market, and software-related services at various levels. OPTIMAL SYSTEMS' high level of expertise in technical integration, customisation and personal expertise have proven to be particularly valuable.
TA Triumph-Adler GmbH and OPTIMAL SYSTEMS have been working together successfully on ECM projects for many years now and have a large number of joint customers. As part of the Kyocera Group, both companies will now be able to offer medium-sized customers comprehensive information management solutions in an even more targeted manner and consequently grow together.
OPTIMAL SYSTEMS offers a wide range of software solutions and in so doing perfectly complements the enterprise content management portfolio of the Kyocera Group. Kyocera hopes that the investment will enable it to offer its customers more than before with a broader portfolio and thereby tap into new target audiences. OPTIMAL SYSTEMS remains independent and will continue to operate unchanged.
Norihiko Ina, President of Kyocera Document Solutions Inc.: “Thanks to this collaboration, we can now provide new and perfectly tailored packages of consulting, hardware, software and services, regardless of location and at any time, which can be used to make our customers' business processes even more efficient.”
Karsten Renz, founder and CEO of OPTIMAL SYSTEMS GmbH said of the acquisition: “We are completely convinced that we will grow more quickly internationally as part of the Kyocera Group, because we can now also share our ECM expertise with customers from the Kyocera Group in order to support them in their digitisation processes. Developing cost-effective, customer-focused solutions is part of the mission statement of both companies. In keeping with this philosophy, OPTIMAL SYSTEMS and Kyocera therefore complement each other perfectly. We also already have a long-standing successful partnership with TA Triumph-Adler GmbH, a subsidiary of Kyocera, which we can now strengthen even further.”
About TA Triumph-Adler GmbH:
TA Triumph-Adler GmbH is the leading German specialist in the document business and, with a history stretching back 121 years, is one of the longest established brands in the ITC sector. Today, TA Triumph-Adler develops and delivers integrated managed document services (MDS) that cover the entire document handling process. Its aim is to support the ongoing networking and mobilisation of office activities. The services it offers include individual analysis and consulting for business customers, implementing an IT-based document workflow and continuous process optimisation using its own asset and system management solution TA Cockpit, which was awarded the IT Innovation Prize 2011, among others. The company is a full-range supplier in document management and has its own financial service provider, TA Leasing GmbH, which provides business customers with almost every form of financing. TA Triumph-Adler is known for its personal customer support and nationwide service, which has been certified by TÜV Süd. In Germany, the company distributes through direct sales with a comprehensive network of regional solution centres in 35 locations, 29 of which are sales offices. There are also 13 other facilities in five different countries, as well as distribution partners in EMEA. The company takes social and socio-political responsibility through the Triumph-Adler Foundation “Triumph für Kinder” (IBAN: DE12 7604 0061 0526 0500 00, BIC: COBADEFFXXX), is committed to protecting the environment and adheres to efficient and comprehensive corporate governance. TA Triumph-Adler GmbH and its registered brand UTAX have been wholly owned by Kyocera Document Solutions Inc. based in Osaka, Japan, since October 2010. The company’s registered office is Nuremberg and its operational headquarters are in Hamburg.
About the OPTIMAL SYSTEMS group:
The Berlin-based group of companies develops and distributes information management software, both in the form of enterprise content management (ECM) solutions and as a content services platform for system integrators. OPTIMAL SYSTEMS was founded in Berlin in 1991 and currently employs 450 people across sixteen offices. In addition to companies in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Serbia, the group works with over 75 sales and cooperation partners all over the world, such as iTelligence, NetApp, adesso, IBM, the Austrian Post, Microsoft and SAP. OPTIMAL SYSTEMS offers enaio® information management software to create digital workplaces, to structure corporate knowledge, to manage it transparently and to archive it in an audit-compliant manner. Approximately 500,000 users in almost 2,200 companies across Europe work successfully with OPTIMAL SYSTEMS software technology every day.
