Signavio to open new Singapore office

Part of accelerated Asian expansion strategy.

Business process management software provider Signavio announced the company is expanding into Asia, and will be accelerating sales activities and underlining direct customer contact by opening a new office in Singapore.

"After opening our U.S. subsidiary in Silicon Valley last year, expanding into Asia is the next logical step for Signavio's development since our customer base continues to grow at a remarkable rate there. With our new office in Singapore, we can provide higher quality customer service to our customers throughout the region," said Signavio Co-CEO Dr. Gero Decker.

Daniel Furtwaengler, a business process management expert and former Singapore resident, will be managing the new enterprise.

The Singapore office will be the point of contact for all customers in the Asia-Pacific region (APAC) - including Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, and India.

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