HighJump Software announces strategic partner in Latin America
Partnership to serve food, beverage, chemical and pharmaceutical industries in the region.
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Headquartered in Mexico with offices in Panama and Colombia, GCM is a business consulting firm providing enterprise supply chain software solutions for some of the most well-known brands in the food, beverage, chemical and pharmaceutical industries in the region. This partnership will provide enterprises throughout the region access to a scalable, flexible WMS that fits their unique needs.
“GCM Business Consulting and Technology is very glad to become part of the HighJump family,” said Carlos Elizur, shareholder, GCM. “With this partnership, we can provide world-class, leading solutions throughout Latin America that understand specific industries and that can be flexible to each company’s needs.”
“We are very excited about this new partnership,” said David Houser, vice president of international sales, HighJump Software. “Not only is GCM geographically located in key growth markets, but the entire management team is dedicated to the success of this relationship. They bring 30 years of industry knowledge to the table and we are thrilled about this partnership.”
HighJump Software’s additional partners in Latin America include Scanet and TSOL in Mexico, Barrdega in Panama, AISL in Chile and Otimis in Brazil.
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