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IBS announces the acquisition of Janis Group Inc.´s Supply Chain Division (JGI)

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IBS, International Business Systems, (XSSE: IBS B) has signed an agreement, based on the previously announced Letter of Intent, regarding the acquisition of the Supply Chain Division of JGI. With 35 employees, the division is involved in sales and implementation of business software solutions for supply chain management.

The consultants average over 10 years´ employment with JGI and have in-depth knowledge in the fields of manufacturing and distribution as well as strong application and consulting expertise in CRM, financials, integration, EDI and business intelligence. The acquisition expands IBS´ business in the US, complementing the present office in Folsom, CA and network of partners, with fully owned operations in Rochelle Park, NJ and Buffalo, NY.

- The acquisition expands our operations in the important US market considerably. The added locations create a solid platform for further growth in providing even better solutions and services to present and future customers. The acquired JGI Division has cutting-edge competence within our chosen market areas and a customer base of medium-sized customers that we can develop further, says Magnus Wastenson, CEO of IBS.

Jim Shappert, GM and Vice President, JGI Supply Chain Division, assuming the position as Vice President East Coast Operations at IBS US, comments on the acquisition:

– JGI has a long-standing tradition and more than 20 years of experience of delivering consulting and services expertise to medium-sized distribution and manufacturing companies. We are enthusiastic about becoming a part of IBS, which upholds a recognised international leadership in our area of expertise – Supply Chain Management. IBS´ high ambitions, market focus and committed product development were deciding factors when choosing to join the IBS Group.

IBS´ acquisition strategy is to strengthen the company´s market position through the acquisition of companies with complementary customer bases and competence.

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