Niyuj To Promote Sage Accpac ERP In Pune Region
Sage plans to expand its presence in the ERP manufacturing space with this partnership and provide value-added solutions to small and medium businesses.
In a bid to widen its market coverage in the SME and Mid-market manufacturing segments, business applications company Sage has signed a 'Partner' agreement with Niyuj Enterprise Software Solutions to offer Sage Accpac ERP in the Pune market. Niyuj has completed a successful implementation of Sage Accpac ERP at Bright Engineering Works (BEW), a manufacturing company located in Hadapsar, Pune.
Sage India managing director Thomas Abraham stated, "We are looking at accelerating our penetration in the Pune market, which is predominantly in the discrete manufacturing domain. Sage has robust discrete manufacturing solutions with Accpac Optipro and Autosimply. We believe the team at Niyuj has the necessary consulting skills and manufacturing domain expertise to improve our positioning in this segment. We have recently launched Sage Accpac 5.5 and our business intelligence solution Accpac Insight to enhance the overall customer experience. Sage applications encompass ERP, CRM, service management and business intelligence, which makes us ideally suited for growing Indian companies".
Commenting on the partnership, Avinash Shenoi, director, Niyuj Enterprise Software Solutions, stated, "Niyuj is focussed on empowering the SME sector in India to compete in a global environment. Our experience in this area coupled with an international stable product such as Sage Accpac can help domestic business achieve its true potential. It gives me immense satisfaction to see domestic companies like Bright Engineering Works benefit from our work and acquire international customers".

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