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New partnership to benefit asset-intensive companies

Published:  08 August, 2022

Ultimo has extended its offering in the Nordics by partnering with industrial solution provider Additude, it was recently announced.

Ultimo is an enterprise asset management (EAM) software vendor. Additude based in Sweden, is part of ICT Group, a leading European industrial technology solutions provider. The company offers innovation support, strategic consultancy, SW & HW development and complete IoT solutions for industrial customers. The partnership will benefit asset-intensive companies, as Additude can now offer them a single point of contact for all asset management challenges, helping streamline operation.

Additude offers the Ultimo portfolio as part of its range of software solutions and services for the industrial sector. It can now deliver EAM software that not only delivers asset data but also defines actions to get the most out of the assets. This helps Additude’s customers, typically midsize and large industrial companies in the Nordics, improve asset performance and maintenance efficiency.

Marcel Leeflang, Head of Channel Sales at Ultimo, said: “With our leading Enterprise Asset Management platform, Additude will bring new value to its customers through a fully-integrated APM and EAM offering, which truly improves their asset performance. Our EAM solution can be tailored to the specific needs of each customer. The partnership will also accelerate Ultimo’s growth and enhance our presence in the Nordics, helping us support new customers with their maintenance and asset management challenges.”

Sam Aston, CEO of Additude, commented: “We focus on integrating data and adding value to our customers through smart industry 4.0 solutions. By joining forces with Ultimo, we now cover the maintenance part of the digital transformation and offer a complete solution including virtually-assisted remote maintenance, predictive maintenance and asset performance management. With Additude’s entrepreneurship and long experience in delivering engineering expertise, as well as tailor-made solutions and services for different industry sectors in the Nordics, working together with Ultimo is a logical step. I’m convinced that their wealth of experience in asset management will contribute to the success of our customers.”

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