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News Release from: Trident
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 02 September 2005
Nordic sales team doubles up
Trident has increased its Nordic presence by doubling its sales team.
Trident has increased its Nordic presence by doubling its sales team The team of 10, now includes five experienced new members who join Trident from Eurodis and will cover Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 14 May 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Trident is the only specialist distributor of displays, SBCs and associated products in the Nordic region with sales staff in Denmark, Finland and Sweden.
"We are positive that by enhancing and expanding our sales teams, we will provide our customers with a faster and more efficient service", said Graham Grover, Managing Director, Trident.
"We are constantly expanding our portfolio of products and solutions and we will be able to provide the Nordic region with the same long and successful history of display distribution that we have provided across Europe".
Trident is an authorised distributor of AUO, CMO and Hitachi panels, and is the exclusive distributor of Toshiba displays in the Nordic region.
In addition to this, Trident is an authorised Microsoft Windows Embedded distributor and holds Evalue and VIA franchise agreements in the Nordic region.
Trident offers a complete range of panels and embedded computing boards, as well as an extensive range of value added services from off-the-shelf and custom interface kits, cards, inverters and touchscreens, to complete product design and development services.
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