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Systems Anywhere opens Cape Town office

November 2011 News

Systems Anywhere, headed by Andre Vuilleumier, has been successfully involved in system integration since 1999 and is now proud to announce the opening of an office in Cape Town. Business commenced in February with the official opening held in September, when clients and suppliers were invited to meet the Systems Anywhere team.

Gordon Schoombie has been appointed operations manager at the centrally situated Plattekloof office ready to meet the needs of the automation industry in the Western Cape and surrounds. Systems Anywhere offers solutions including PLC programming, scada development, MES implementations with ERP integration as well as electrical design and panel manufacturing.

Back – Andre Vuilleumier (Jhb), Dawid Sadie (Jhb), Paul Kotze (Cape Town), Cobus Nel (Cape Town), Alphonso Gresse (Jhb). Front – Hugo Rust (Jhb), Gordon Schoombie (Cape Town), Deon Van Aardt (Invensys/Wonderware), Stefan La Grange 
(Cape Town)
Back – Andre Vuilleumier (Jhb), Dawid Sadie (Jhb), Paul Kotze (Cape Town), Cobus Nel (Cape Town), Alphonso Gresse (Jhb). Front – Hugo Rust (Jhb), Gordon Schoombie (Cape Town), Deon Van Aardt (Invensys/Wonderware), Stefan La Grange (Cape Town)

The company is a certified Invensys/Wonderware System Platform Integrator and has consistently won awards for its projects.

For more information contact Gordon Schoombie, Systems Anywhere, +27 (0)21 911 3384, [email protected], www.systemsanywhere.com





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