OTTAWA and STUTTGART, Germany,
Strengthens Mitel and Ostertag as German businesses look for seamless communications to drive digital transformation
Building on their existing relationship, the transaction is a strategic and logical move for both companies. Mitel is selling its non-core system integration business, simplifying and aligning its go-to-market model across Europe as it focuses on the unified communications and collaboration market. Ostertag, a prominent platform-independent ICT systems integrator in Germany, is capitalizing on domestic market consolidation as it positions the company to become one of the market leaders in ICT services and consulting.
“This is a win-win that sets Ostertag and Mitel up for growth and success as businesses in Germany begin to pivot to cloud-enabled solutions to help digitally transform their operations,” said Rich McBee, CEO of Mitel. “With DeTeWe as part of the
Seamless business continuity for customers and employees in Germany
The definitive agreement includes a transition services agreement, enabling seamless continuity of support and services for customers. Upon closing, DeTeWe, as part of the
“The market for communications solutions is growing rapidly, driven by increasing customer demand for integrated solutions that can connect employees wherever they are. Ostertag recognized this trend early and has successfully leveraged innovation, sophisticated ICT solutions and managed services, to outpace the market and win business with mid-sized and large companies as well as in key verticals like healthcare” said Marcus Haensel, Managing Director of Ostertag. "With DeTeWe becoming a part of the group, Ostertag will be even better able to offer customers a rich selection of innovative services and solutions.”
As a result of this transaction, Manuel Ferre-Hernandez, currently Country Manager of Mitel Germany, immediately becomes Managing Director of Mitel Germany. Once the transaction is completed, Christian Fron will join
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