Big 5: Intertec Systems wins Bahrain contract

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Following the announcement that Intertec Systems is exhibiting at the FM Expo, the company released news of a contract win at Bahrain’s Ministry of Works.

The company is a systems integrator in the region that works towards empowering businesses with services and products in contact centres, systems management, service desks, enterprise asset management, voice communications, risk management information security and managed services.

It is showcasing Infor at the FM Expo, supported by live demonstrations on the features of Infor10 EAM, which will be the main highlight of its participation, comprising integral features such as asset sustainability, community facility management invoicing, Infor ION for integration with ERP applications, FMECA Analysis and CAD Drawings Interface.

The Bahrain Ministry of Works is the latest client to join the company’s portfolio. “Infor EAM will help the Ministry of Works to manage the its capital assets, predict reliability problems, prevent them and plan alternatives,” said Paul Hammond, GM, Infor Middle East.

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“Being a large government entity, the Ministry of Works requires proper allocation of its assets to help prevent hidden surprises within its operations. The Ministry will be able to monitor and manage the use and performance of its assets.”

Sameer Makhija, senior product manager for Intertec, said IT is an essential component for the day-to-day running of FM operations.

“It is not an area where there is a choice. If they want to manage, maintain and grow, they need a tool which will support them in monitoring day-to-day operations and strategies.”

“FM Expo [is] a highly-effective platform for Intertec Systems and Infor to have the regional facilities management fraternity together under one roof,” added Makhija.