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A User Friendly Maintenance System That Grows with the Business New Customer Announcement: A user friendly maintenance system that grows with the business Glostrup, 22. September 2015 API Maintenance Systems is adding one more beer brewery to the customer portfolio. Duvel Moortgat Brewery in Belgium will implement the API PRO maintenance software. API Maintenance Systems is pleased to announce the addition of Duvel Moortgat Brewery to our growing customer group of international high quality breweries. Duvel is constantly expan- ding and needs a clearer overview of the overall maintenance processes which is why API PRO has been chosen as their future maintenance system. The Duvel Moortgat group is an independent brewing group that differentiates itself by its focus on speciality beers and premium brands. Duvel Moortgat owns 5 production plants, the headquarters in Belgium, Brasserie d'Achouffe, Brouwerij De Koninck, premium Pilsner brewery Bernard in the Czech Republic, Brewery Lief- mans, Brewery Boulevard and the Ommegang brewery in the United States, specialising in artisan premium beers brewed in the best Belgian brewing tradition. Duvel is served in all parts of the world. “A person not only needs the pleasure of things, but also progress and change. That is why Duvel has chosen API PRO: a user friendly maintenance software that grows with Duvel." says Tim Verelst, Maintenance Manager at Duvel. Nena De Boevere, Sales Executive at API Maintenance Systems in Belgium, is excited about the new established cooperation with one more beer brewery. “The implementation of API PRO in the Duvel Moortgat brewery proves that companies with an established name are always looking to increase their efficiency and that API PRO is the perfect solution to support Duvel in this process, as API Maintenance Systems is always challenging and improving itself to be the best fit for the customer”, Nena De Boevere comments. API Maintenance Systems develops, markets and supports the API PRO Enterprise Asset Management software throughout the world. API PRO is used by leading companies world-wide in a variety of industries and organizations to maintain high- value capital assets such as plants, facilities and equipment. API Maintenance Systems A/S · Sydvestvej 21,2 · DK 2600 Glostrup · Telephone +45 43 48 99 00 · E-mail: [email protected] .
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