Aptara Announces Minimum $29 Million Contract Extension With Bowne & Co.
Market Wire, November, 2007
Aptara, Inc., a global leader in integrated content transformation solutions, today announced an agreement with Bowne & Co., Inc. (NYSE: BNE) on a multi-year contract extension. The extension has a minimum aggregate value of $29 million and will cover a broad range of composition and data conversion services. Aptara has provided these services exclusively to Bowne since November 2002.
"Bowne originally selected Aptara because of its proven track record as a BPO provider to content rich businesses," said William Penders, President and COO, Bowne Financial Communications. "This extension is a result of the continuing success of our strategic relationship as well as its technological leadership in XML solutions which we look to tap into as our industry transitions to XBRL deliverables."
Bowne provides financial, marketing and business communications services around the world. Dealmakers around the world rely on Bowne to handle critical transactional communications with the greatest possible speed and accuracy. Founded in 1775, it is the second most senior company on the New York Stock Exchange and the world's largest financial printing company.
"Bowne is the leader in financial printing and we're very pleased to have the company extend its contract with Aptara," said Ranjit Singh, President and CEO of Aptara. "Our relationship has grown significantly over the past five years, and we will continue to meet Bowne's rigorous services requirements by leveraging our expertise and global outsourcing model. This extension exemplifies that the relationship between our two companies has grown from a supplier vendor to a strategic one."
Aptara has been a leader in providing content services and a pioneer in extensible markup language (XML) solutions for almost 20 years. In addition to composition and data conversion support Aptara also provides eLearning and content IT services to Bowne.
About Aptara
Aptara delivers technologically advanced and integrated content transformation solutions that enable customers to unleash the value of their content and uncover new revenue opportunities. Aptara delivers full life-cycle content management services -- content capture, digitization and distribution -- to leading publishers, Fortune Global 500 companies, and the legal marketplace. Aptara also provides solutions to financial institutions, information aggregators, professional societies, government agencies, universities, libraries, and the automotive, petrochemical and pharmaceutical industries. Headquartered in Falls Church, Virginia, the company serves customers around the globe from ISO certified facilities and employs more than 4,000 people worldwide. Aptara has 20 offices across the United States, India, United Kingdom, Germany and Australia. For more information on Aptara and its services please visit www.aptaracorp.com .
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