Nabco Signs Large Order with Intentia in Japan

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Nabco Signs Large Order with Intentia in Japan Stockholm, Sweden-Intentia International AB (publ) (XSSE: INT B) today announces that Intentia in Japan has signed an order worth EUR 1.7 million in licenses and approximately EUR 3 million in services to implement Intentia's collaboration application Movex at Nabco Ltd., the leading Japanese manufacturer of railroad products, automotive products and control systems. One of Nabco's main businesses is to provide Shinkansen, the Japanese high-speed trains, with brake systems. Movex will serve all divisions of the company. Implementation of the full suite of Movex applications begins in October. The implementation is expected to go live in April 2003. Nabco seeks greater visibility and integration of information across manufacturing, sales and service operations. The objective is for Nabco and Intentia together to create a highly successful business transformation project for manufacturing, sales and service. This will enable Nabco, whose annual sales are EUR 440 million, to service its customers better and to cut costs. It will also provide Nabco with a platform for e-business and collaborative supply chains. According to Mr. Niki, Director of Information Technology at Nabco, the company is seeking to integrate its complex manufacturing process as well as sales operations. "Our objective is to improve business processes and increase supply chain visibility across our worldwide operations in order to better serve our customers. Of the software options we considered, Movex offered the best fit with our business model because of its strong manufacturing core and collaborative supply chain planning and scheduling capabilities. In addition, Intentia gave us a strong commitment that they would provide total support, from planning and implementation, through follow-up and maintenance. This commitment was a key decision factor." Intentia in Japan won Nabco's confidence in strong competition. The contract is yet another example of how Intentia's long-term commitment to Japan combined with competence and knowledge of the Japanese market is paying off. "The potential of the Japanese market can not be overestimated," comments Anders Hellermark, Director Intentia Asia Pacific. "One of the keys to Japan's come back in the global economy is the change of an obsolete IT foundation in most companies. Only through modern integrated systems can Japan take full advantage of e- business and collaborative processes. Just a fraction of companies in Japanese industry are currently in a position to benefit from solutions that their competitors in the west already take for granted. Nabco is a typical example of a forward- looking Japanese company that understands the potential of an integrated system." For more information, please contact: Anders Hellermark Director Intentia Asia Pacific Telephone: +46 8-5552 5000 Fax: +46 8-5552 5999 Cell phone: +46 708-348678 E-mail: anders.hellermark@intentia.co.jp About Nabco Ltd. Established in March 1925, Nabco Ltd. is one of the world's leading manufacturers. The main business lines of Nabco are manufacturing and sales its railroad products, automotive products and control systems. Nabco has five sales offices, four factories and one laboratory in Japan. In addition, the company has three offices in the USA, Europe and Singapore. Nabco has 1,375 employees and its revenues as of the end of March 2000 were JPY 49,000 million (approximately EUR 440 million). Visit Nabco's Web site at www.nabco.co.jp About Intentia Intentia is one of the world's leading suppliers of collaboration solutions. Our vision is to become the leading global collaboration solutions vendor by supplying our customers with tomorrow's solutions today. Intentia offers a one-stop shop for all collaboration needs within numerous industry segments. We develop, implement and maintain our own solutions to produce the highest possible level of customer satisfaction. The Intentia Solution consists of applications covering customer relationship management (CRM), enterprise management (ENM), supply chain management (SCM), business performance measurement (BPM), e-business and value chain collaboration (VCC). Intentia has more than 3,200 employees and serves over 3,400 customers in the manufacturing, maintenance and distribution industries via a global network spanning some 40 countries. Intentia is a public company traded on the Stockholm Stock Exchange (XSSE) under the symbol INT B. Visit Intentia's Web site at www.intentia.com ------------------------------------------------------------ This information was brought to you by Waymaker http://www.waymaker.net The following files are available for download: http://www.waymaker.net/bitonline/2001/10/16/20011016BIT00860/bit0002.doc http://www.waymaker.net/bitonline/2001/10/16/20011016BIT00860/bit0002.pdf