Increasing the number of its business partners day by day, Enfotek continues to work to offer ERP Software and Solutions to the large mass.

ENFOTEK DEALER NETWORK GROWING

Increasing the number of its business partners day by day, Enfotek continues to work to offer ERP Software and Solutions to the large mass. Finally making an agreement with CVyolla.com, a career site where appropriate positions are determined for job seekers and applications are made, Enfotek also creates a strong dealer network by making business partnerships with new consulting firms.

Underlining that Enfotek has entered a new era and taken a considerable marketing step, Enfotek General Manager Tuğrul Tamtürk said: “Our dealers are highly qualified. We are acting in concert with companies that evaluate the process in terms of benefits, communicate and make business partnerships with us because they appreciate Enfotek products. We are at the point where we can write a consultant and corporate software installation story as it should be. This is a new thing in Turkey”.

PROCESS WORKS NATURALLY

Stating that the process works quite naturally, Tamtürk said: “Since the consulting firms were aware of the gaps in the market, they got in touch with us without much difficulty in finding the right ERP program. It is a very good step for the consultants to see Enfotek products, listen to the positive reviews in customer opinions and choose Enfotek. Because the cooperation of Enfotek working on the basis of engineering in the field, with the consultants, reveals the added value result.”

Stating that they are also working on trainings that will open the door to certification, Tamtürk continued as follows: “Our aim is to reach wider audiences by making dealership agreements with consulting firms across Turkey. By bringing the dealer and the system together in a short time, we offer the opportunity to try the system and progress in online training. They see the advantages of our system by trying it out and make the right suggestions by choosing the customers.”

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