Creative Solutions signs MoU with Accure

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Accure, a Scandinavian company in the development of business process improvement and integration solutions for ERP-systems, recently chose one of the leading Sri Lankan software companies, Creative Solutions, to help them in the further development of their world-renowned products.
“Accure selected Creative Solutions as our partner as we were impressed by the experience and technical ability demonstrated by their team of software engineers,” said the company’s CTO Carl Bengtsson.
“They will play a key role in assisting us to further develop and enhance our product suite and to maintain and strengthen our position in the markets and industries we serve. “
Ishara Yatawara, a graduate from the University of Moratuwa, will head the group of Creative Solutions’ engineers as they join forces with Accure’s product development team. Having worked on projects such as the development of the Enterprise Search for Microsoft SharePoint, Yatawara already has extensive experience in complex software engineering assignments.
The Accure and Creative teams will work together on research and development of The Accure Application Suite (AAS). The AAS consists of three main modules for Output Data Management, Content Management and System Management.
With over 20 years of experience, Accure is currently an internationally acclaimed company with their products being sold all over the world.
Similarly, Creative Solutions has also established itself on the international scene. Since 1999 the company has been providing Software Development, Quality Assurance, Application Management and Support Services throughout the world. Today it is one of the leading software companies in Sri Lanka and attracts the best talent in the market.
Operating from its state-of-the-art development centers in Sri Lanka, Creative Solutions helps clients reach their profitability goals across a variety of sectors including Healthcare, BFSI, Manufacturing, Logistics, Insurance, CRM, Retail, Mobility, Security, Field Service, e-Commerce and Enterprise Search.
With its collaboration with Accure, Creative Solutions further fortifies its position in the Scandinavian market and continues to draw the world’s attention to its native country. Accure’s decision to work with Creative Solutions is also a proof that Sri Lanka is becoming the destination of choice for development of advanced niche software products for the international market.

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