Case Study

Germany’s biggest foodservice company, Chefs Culinar, is upgrading to the newest version of Evatic, Asolvi’s leading-edge software platform, to optimise its service chain and facilitate the acquisition of two companies.

IBS Bürosysteme began life in 1966 as a sole proprietorship selling supplies, equipment, furniture and services to offices. With the rise of the service economy, the services side of the business has steadily overtaken the products side. Today, although the company continues to sell printers and copiers in the traditional manner, managed print services (MPS) is by far its biggest revenue stream.

Bürologistik GmbH & Co. KG is a central service organisation for 24 small and medium sized specialists in the office equipment and supplies industry. Under the common umbrella brand Bueroboss, the group consists of more than 350 employees and 15 partners.

Roderburg Document & Technology Centre will soon discover why integration is more than just a buzzword.

Founded in 1989 in Mönchengladbach in the heart of Germany’s leading industrial and commercial region in the Ruhr valley, Roderburg started life as a classic office technology supplier whose core business was in copy/print and fax machines.

Oslo-based Nerliens Meszansky AS is a leading supplier of laboratory equipment whose origins can be traced back over 100 years. The company’s product portfolio is wide and ranges from clinical diagnostic and pathology equipment to bio reactor systems and materials testing.

One of our Evatic customers from Mannheim, Germany, recently asked us if there was a way to create Managed Service Packages in a sales project that’s sold to customers as a subscription contract.

In April 2020, Hamburg-based Friedrich Karl Schroeder GmbH & Co (FKS) sent out an enquiry to various suppliers of office print industry software including Asolvi. The company was concerned that it wasn’t getting the full value and functionality from Evatic and wanted to know how to rectify the issue.