SES Technologies innovative offers on Numeric UPS Systems
By Our Corporate Bureau | 30 Aug 2004
SES Technologies has introduced two innovative promotion schemes on Numeric UPS Systems. SES has launched ''real GEM'' and ''sona varsha'' offer on Numeric range of Online UPS and Line UPS systems respectively. The schemes close on September 30, 2004.
In the ''real GEM'' offer, for every enquiries or leads on Numeric Online UPS system, the partner is incentivised and paid a bonus of order conversion. The purchases have to be made through SES Technologies. In the ''sona varsha'' offer, channel partners have the opportunity of winning a 1-tonne AC, motor bike, food processor, and upto 10 tolas of gold on a purchase of Numeric''s Line UPS systems.
SES Technologies, renowned for its reach and penetration across the country, and distributes Numeric Power System''s products like Digital LI series to meet SOHO / SME, corporate requirement and high-end enterprise solutions through their Digital HP series.
Ramdas Shenoy, manager , marketing, SES Technologies said, "We want to leverage our reach and penetration and establish an effective platform for continuous interaction with the channel and share with them the utilities, advantages of Numeric''s product range".
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