OMSA technology now available through BMG outlets
July 2013
News
OMSA and BMG have announced that OMSA products and technologies are now available through selected BMG outlets in the Northern and Western Cape, North West Province, Mpumulanga, Tshwane, Free State and Gauteng, as well as in Botswana, Mozambique, Zambia and Namibia. The roll-out programme began in early 2013 and will continue throughout the year.
Marco Errath, marketing director for OMSA says, “We are delighted to see our products becoming available to new and existing customers through the extensive BMG network. In addition, an intensive product and technology training programme is being implemented throughout the roll-out to ensure that the right solution is always offered to meet customer specific requirements. It has always been a philosophy of ours to ensure complete customer satisfaction through our products and technical support and this service remains intact through the BMG outlets.”
OMSA joined the BMG stable in 2012 with the intent to expand its footprint through Africa and beyond. Its expertise in the mining, petroleum, processing, water, food, pharmaceutical, steel, cement, sugar, paper, automotive and material handling sectors is well established.
For more information contact Marco Errath, OMSA, +27 (0)11 793 7421, [email protected], www.omsa.co.za
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