About the company apintra
apintra Inc. is a manufacturer of business management applications (ERP) for industry, trade and services.
The company was founded as a US public limited company by a US holding company and IT specialists based all over the world. The administrative headquarters of the company is in New York, NY, and the registered office is in Cheyenne, WY.
The majority of apintra Inc.’s shares are held by a US holding company. apintra Inc. has set up an employee pool to retain proven employees. As part of a joint venture, shares in apintra Inc. were transferred to this company or its shareholders in exchange for software modules. They currently represent the only free float.
In Europe, apintra is represented by its own subsidiaries:
apintra Deutschland GmbH is the European contact for the distribution and marketing of apintra software solutions in Europe.
apintra Europe Ltd., based in Leeds, UK, is engaged in the further development of apintra software solutions.
apintra – History and product development
With digital transformation, the requirements for software providers have changed enormously. The development of new technologies has become very costly, and fruitful partnerships have become a necessity for this simple reason.
apintra maintains these partnerships worldwide with manufacturers in the field of information technology (e.g. IBM as a cloud-based service provider and DBMS manufacturer) for virtual infrastructures, or with universities (apintra Deutschland GmbH a member of the Institute for Industrial Management – FIR e. V. at RWTH Aachen university). We also cooperate with smaller software houses.
Furthermore, we use standards from Linux and OpenSource such as GITLAB for version management, openssh for connections or opensense as a firewall solution.
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The apintra® advantages
All apintra® solutions are based on the same technology with equal advantages. These include multi-client capability, plausibility checks, open interfaces and local and temporal availability, as well as the ability to quickly find each individual data record.
