Argosy Books, Ireland’s only independent wholesaler, has selected VISTA’s fulfillment application in a hosted (AHS) environment to enhance the management of inventory and support electronic (EDI) ordering. To complement the system, Argosy will also implement VISTA’s e-commerce module to support their online warehouse.
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Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Publishers Group UK installs Vista Hosted Solution
"January 30, 2008 —VISTA, market leader in applications to support the publishing supply chain, is proud to announce that Publishers Group UK (PGUK), a market leader in book sales and distribution representing publishers from the UK, Europe and the USA, has selected VISTA’s fulfillment and financial applications in a hosted (AHS) environment. The hosted applications require minimal maintenance from PGUK’s perspective allowing their mainly non-technical staff to focus on their business of marketing, selling and distributing books."
Read the Vista Press Release
Read the Vista Press Release
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Vista Merges with Ingenta PLC
In February Vista; a leading book publishing software provider of ERP solutions, merged with Ingenta, a provider of online publishing services to form Publishing Technology PLC, a publicly traded company listed on the London Stock Exchange AIM market.
"Publishing Technology plc will employ approximately 180 people across North America and Europe. The company will have over 350 publishing customers, including eight of the ten largest publishing houses in the world, such as Hachette, Random House, Penguin, and Reed Elsevier and, unlike large international ERP providers, the company will deliver configurable publishing-specific software solutions tailored to its clients. The company will also have 1,000 academic and corporate research library clients, such as Louisiana State University Library and Glaxo SmithKline’s research library, and a number of multilateral institution clients, such as the World Bank, the IMF and the OECD."
Our conversations with the employees of Vista revealed that both companies are truely excited about the merger. The employees talking about developing new products and marketing campaigns that build upon the strengths of both Ingenta and Vista.
From our perspective, the Vista-Ingenta merger is unlike any of the other recent mergers in the industry as it has the potential to truely grow the size of the market for both product lines. A true 1+1=3 merger.
"Publishing Technology plc will employ approximately 180 people across North America and Europe. The company will have over 350 publishing customers, including eight of the ten largest publishing houses in the world, such as Hachette, Random House, Penguin, and Reed Elsevier and, unlike large international ERP providers, the company will deliver configurable publishing-specific software solutions tailored to its clients. The company will also have 1,000 academic and corporate research library clients, such as Louisiana State University Library and Glaxo SmithKline’s research library, and a number of multilateral institution clients, such as the World Bank, the IMF and the OECD."
Our conversations with the employees of Vista revealed that both companies are truely excited about the merger. The employees talking about developing new products and marketing campaigns that build upon the strengths of both Ingenta and Vista.
From our perspective, the Vista-Ingenta merger is unlike any of the other recent mergers in the industry as it has the potential to truely grow the size of the market for both product lines. A true 1+1=3 merger.
Monday, February 26, 2007
Vista Acquires Ingenta
Wow, Vista - a leading supplier of ERP systems to large publishers - acquired Ingenta; a distributor of online products, in a reverse merger to form a new company called Publishing Technology Plc.
What does this mean?
1. Vista is now a publicly traded company on the London Stock Exchange's AIM marketplace. As a publicly traded company it will have access to the capital markets to fund future growth via acquisitions or increased R&D spending.
2. Vista is now a provider of distribution software for both printed and online products.
3. Access to Ingenta's 266+ publisher clients will likely facilitate increased sales of Vista book publishing software in the future.
4. Vista, now a $33M USD publicly traded company (based on Pro-Forma financials) has increased its competitive strength vs. Klopotek (a $23M company) and IBS Bookmaster; its two main competitors.
What does this mean?
1. Vista is now a publicly traded company on the London Stock Exchange's AIM marketplace. As a publicly traded company it will have access to the capital markets to fund future growth via acquisitions or increased R&D spending.
2. Vista is now a provider of distribution software for both printed and online products.
3. Access to Ingenta's 266+ publisher clients will likely facilitate increased sales of Vista book publishing software in the future.
4. Vista, now a $33M USD publicly traded company (based on Pro-Forma financials) has increased its competitive strength vs. Klopotek (a $23M company) and IBS Bookmaster; its two main competitors.
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