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Film News: Will Chicago Make 'The Dark Knight Rises' Cut as Third Filming City?Submitted by HollywoodChicago.com on January 4, 2011 - 4:06pm
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Film News: 'The Dark Knight Rises' is Christopher Nolan's Third Batman Film; Villain Isn't The RiddlerSubmitted by HollywoodChicago.com on October 27, 2010 - 3:53pm
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TV News: ABC's 'FlashForward' Will Move Forward For Full SeasonSubmitted by BrianTT on October 13, 2009 - 9:16pm
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TV Review: ABC's 'FlashForward' Could Easily Be the Next 'Lost'Submitted by BrianTT on September 24, 2009 - 10:27am
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David S. Goyer's 'The Unborn' is Unoriginal, Uninspiring MessSubmitted by BrianTT on January 9, 2009 - 10:21am
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Slideshow: 20-Image Gallery For 'The Unborn' With Odette Yustman, Gary OldmanSubmitted by BrianTT on December 18, 2008 - 9:48am
CHICAGO – This 20-image slideshow contains official press images for Universal's "The Unborn," which stars Odette Yustman, Gary Oldman, Cam Gigandet, Meagan Good, Jane Alexander, Idris Elba, Rhys Coiro, Carla Gugino, and James Remar from writer/director David S. Goyer. The film opens on Jan. 9, 2009.


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12th August 2016Brexit gives the UK the chance to reform the system of agricultural subsidies that rewards wealthy landowners at the expense of taxpayers, the global south, the environment, and small scale sustainable farmers, writes Alex Scrivener. But strong, effective campaigning will be needed to bring about the changes we desperately need. more...
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2nd August 2016Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall has a done a great job exposing the scandal of Britain's billions of non-recyclable coffee cups, writes Rhodri Jenkins. But what about the coffee itself? The grounds can be used for everything from compost and biodiesel to boutique chemicals and supercapacitors - yet the vast majority of the world's 9m tonnes a year of waste coffee ends up in landfill. more...
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Retrospective: The Five Secrets of Suikoden's Success
Suikoden's simple formula for a great RPG has seemingly been lost to the ages.
By: Jeremy Parish December 17, 2011
In December 1996, Konami did something unprecedented, at least for them: They released a role-playing game in the U.S. The company was no stranger to the RPG genre, with both traditional variants (Super Famicom's Madara) and action-based iterations (King Kong for Famicom) under its belt, but those games had never escaped the irresistible gravity of the Japanese market. This new effort, Suikoden, was the company's bid to develop an international RPG presence. Launched in the early days of the PlayStation, Suikoden arrived in the fallow period between the Super NES's RPG pinnacle and Final Fantasy VII's explosive debut.
While Suikoden wasn't a runaway hit, it did well enough that Konami turned it into a steady franchise, releasing four direct sequels and almost half a dozen spin-offs over the following decade. Its sweeping sense of history and enormous cast of characters earned the series a modest but passionate fanbase. Though the series has become something of a footnote these days -- a PSP spin-off is due in Japan in 2012, though its prospects for Western localization are grim due to the platform's effective demise here -- the games still command a loyal fan base who look back at Suikoden's heyday and remember all it did right. On the occasion of the original game's 15th anniversary, let's look back at what made Suikoden both great and unique among its peers.
No-Nonsense Design
Suikoden was criticized even in its day for its short length; a determined player can easily see everything the game has to offer within the span of 15 hours. This criticism was a sign of things to come for the industry. The increased data capacity of CD-ROMs encouraged developers to explore artificial padding to satisfy gamers who demanded more content for their dollar. The issue of bloat continues to plague games (especially RPGs), which often stretch the same amount of story featured in Suikoden across two, three, even five times as much duration. Suikoden was bloat-free, and it's a better game for it: Proof that sometimes less is more.
The creators of Suikoden recognized that brevity is the soul of wit. The game had roots in cartridge-based 16-bit systems -- rumor tells that it was initially designed for Super NES -- and it reflected the same lean, compact aesthetic as 16-bit classics like Final Fantasy IV and Chrono Trigger. Suikoden could be completed quickly in large part because it was quick, with speedy battles and few needless fetch quests. But it wasn't short on secrets, either. Its breezy design and hidden depths reflect a game that was intended to be played then replayed by avid fans eager to seek the best possible ending. Compared to modern RPGs, which tend to be painfully drawn out in the hopes of keeping players invested for as long as possible, Suikoden embodies an ethos that's largely been forgotten by today's developers: A keen respect for players' time.
A Perfect Balance of Scale and Efficiency
Suikoden felt like a big game despite its brevity. Players found themselves taking control of a small rebel faction, building it into an army, fortifying a castle, launching full-scale invasions, and rallying their troops into combat for large-scale tactical battles. It stretched across a vast kingdom, and at the core of the hero's army was a team of 108 recruitable characters. Of those 108, several dozen were capable of joining the active party and going into battle.
And yet, Suikoden never felt overwhelming. Despite the immense size of the playable cast, the game was all about efficiency. Thanks to the efficient experience and leveling system, a green recruit could easily be brought to par with the leader's favorite team in just a handful of battles. Each warrior favored a single weapon that could be leveled up but never replaced, minimizing the need to juggle equipment across such a large cast. Though turn-based, battles ran at breakneck speed, with combatant actions frequently overlapping one another to reduce the time each fight took to play out. An auto-battle option made encounters with low-level rabble almost completely painless. Each character specialized in a specific role and their capabilities were similiarly focused, with a limited (and semi-permanent) rune system offering the bulk of true customization. With up to six combatants available for any battle, you could build your team for power, for speed, or for fun because you simply liked the characters in question. It was flexible but never fussy.
Admittedly, Suikoden's party and resource management mechanics weren't perfect. Considering just how many options the game presented players with, though, it was a remarkable accomplishment.
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Very underratedPosted: Dec 25, 2011 12:00AM PST by evildog13
I think what I liked most was the mix of different combat. One on one duels, party battles and all out war battles. Also building your own castle head quarters was cool. It seems like a lot of my favorite franchises are going the way of the dinosaurs. Contra, Castlevania, Suikoden ... and it just occurred to me that there all Konami games. What a shame.
Ahh...Posted: Dec 22, 2011 12:00AM PST by foozlesprite
Suikoden II remains my favorite game of all time, and I guard my disc closely. It's a shame that the series is fading into obscurity, as I enjoy playing related games like this much more than endless 'sequels' with almost nothing in common (yes, I'm referring to FF). The games aren't perfect...they have their share of translation/localization and bugs, but I think they're as close as I've ever seen. I liked III ok, but IV was a dud. V managed to resurrect the original feelings of the series pretty closely, so I'm sad that it doesn't seem they're continuing with a VI :( Thankfully I'm learning Japanese, so perhaps eventually I'll be able to play it without a US port!
Suikoden IV was greatPosted: Dec 21, 2011 12:00AM PST by Mahew
Suikoden IV was something of a return to the spirit of Suikoden I and II after the missteps of the third installment. Nevertheless, it's a shame the original continuity isn't continued - Konami just doesn't have the guts for it!
I miss suikodenPosted: Dec 21, 2011 12:00AM PST by octopussoup
It was a minor addition but I liked using the save game from 1 for secrets on 2. Building your own castle and having so many characters (with secret combo moves if you had the right party) was great.
WeaponsPosted: Dec 20, 2011 12:00AM PST by ArcDerek
I had always admired the Suikoden series for their use of traditional chinese/japanese weaponry with the main characters. III and IV sort of dropped the ball and opted to give the main characters all swords but I, II and V all had interesting, unique weapons for main chars: bo staff, tonfa, and three-section staff.
I'm also of the persuasion that Suikoden III had a fantastic story (especially when you play through the "epilogue" chapter as the main antagonists from the game and learn their perspective), but was limited by the small world map and endless backtracking.
RPGs definately have too much paddingPosted: Dec 19, 2011 12:00AM PST by Vudude
That's good to hear the Suikoden keeps the padding out of games. How much better would FFVII be if it weren't for the ridiculously long magic spells? How much better would Mass Effect 2 be without the planet scanning? How great would it be if RPGS had no more fetch quests? It makes me want to go download Suikoden now!
If it wasn't for Suikoden....Posted: Dec 19, 2011 12:00AM PST by GAM35WH1T3P30PL3L1K3
- I would absolutely suck at name/face recognition beyond family and the people I see daily. Never before was I tasked with memorizing the name/biography/location/and quest chains for 108 characters. I was 12 at the time. Now, when I meet someone I can reflect to myself something like "Steve/from Denver/met at the Dead Prez show 2yrs ago/he has a lazy eye and is good at playing piano".
-The influence of trade & politics upon a society would not have been discovered until highschool/college. Until Suikoden I didn't really understand how a heirarchy worked...how a person with 0 physical strength and exceptional word skills could topple an entire dynasty through clandestined means. Now, I can spot a shady mother fucker from a mile away.
-I would have never seen the correlation between horoscopes/ astrological signs and temperment/personality. I realize this can only be taken with a grain of salt. But as a earth sign double Capricron (moon in Pisces)...I've seen how different people are compatible/antagonistic based upon the sign they were born under.
-I would not have developed a respect for sailing, or realized how boring/painful sailing in a video game for 50+ hours could be. If you played Suikoden 4 to its completion...I need not say anything more.
ConsideringPosted: Dec 19, 2011 12:00AM PST by Metroidvaniac
I've always had my eye on these games mostly because of the huge cast, which I find to be remniscent of strategy games like FE. However, FE works because it provides a large amount of characterization and backstory for even minor characters. I can't tell if Suikoden has the same level of care or not.
Not so much the first SuikodenPosted: Dec 19, 2011 12:00AM PST by AttemptsAtObjectivity
But the subsequent ones develops a lot of the other characters fairly well (III and V, especially).
Great piecePosted: Dec 18, 2011 12:00AM PST by TVsAdam
As good as most of the other games in the series were, I've always loved the first one best, largely due to how compact and breezy it is while still hitting all the high notes of a quality RPG. Not a moment is wasted in this game, and I'd recommend it to anyone with even a passing interest in the genre - especially since it's now an absolute steal at $5 on PSN.
Well saidPosted: Dec 18, 2011 12:00AM PST by Firegod83
Very well said, a great series that really kinda.. died after 3. To be fair, I have tried (really tried) to get into 4, but not played 5 I dont think.
RootsPosted: Dec 19, 2011 12:00AM PST by HeavensValcrist
S5 I found went back to what made the series in the first place. It was classic and refreshing!
I always enjoyed Suikoden better than...Posted: Dec 18, 2011 12:00AM PST by Starknight
... most of FF games. That being said, It seems as though Konami has decided to purposedly abandoned this excellent franchise.
Releasing new RPGs on portable consoles is next to nothing. I want a big game again!
Loved 1 and 2Posted: Dec 18, 2011 12:00AM PST by Masta_C
bought 1 when it first released, and traded it when 2 released. I traded 2 in years later only to find that it was selling for like $100 online. I searched the shelves for these games for years and finally found a copy of 2 at Gamestop selling used for $50 still! Well I bought it and still have it in my collection. I downloaded suikoden 1 about 2 weeks ago on PSN and am having fun rediscovering this classic. The only other one in the series I played was number 5 and while the music and atmosphere of the world was hauntingly beatiful, the linearity and terrible character textures turned me off. Can anyone tell me how 3 and 4 were? I'd like to play them but seem to recall the series sort of took a turn downhill after 2.
Too bad...Posted: Dec 18, 2011 12:00AM PST by madhat
The series was one of my personal favourites... I'm REALLY interested in how being ageless/immortal affected young McDohl over a course of say , 1000 years ? There were other bearers of the True Runes that granted these effects as well...
Love the first two gamesPosted: Dec 18, 2011 12:00AM PST by Maalstrom Aran
I still remember the kick ass fight against Luca, and the fun cooking contests in your castle.
For those who like to collect things, exploring your castle after recruiting new members was a lot of fun. It's also worth going for all the stars, not only for battle/castle options, but also for serious implications for the main story. There's some pretty damn cool hidden characters as well, such as Pesmerga and Killey. Having a party full of squirrels was pretty cool too.
#2 sits in my top 3 RPGs list, mixed in with Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy 6.
The series looks pretty good!Posted: Dec 18, 2011 12:00AM PST by steelerzfan101
I have heard about it many times but I am suprised I have not played it yet! I might have to download it off WiiWare since I believe there are some Suikoden games on there!
Nice articlePosted: Dec 18, 2011 12:00AM PST by injuredcyclist
Another fine piece. I played II and V and loved them both.
SUIKODEN 2!!!Posted: Dec 17, 2011 12:00AM PST by king_mob
Suikoden II is my all-time favorite game in the series and of the PS1 era of RPG's. I still have my copy, 12 years since its first & only printing. Given it's status as a collectible it's probably the one game in my collection that I guard most closely.
My interest in the series waned after the first two. I was disappointed that Flik & Viktor didn't return for the third game. But the first two are pretty much the pinnacle of old school, 2D RPG's.
My favorite game seriesPosted: Dec 17, 2011 12:00AM PST by takeshikitano3
This first game is on PSN and I hope many more people discover it. Been a fan for 15 years now and, though the length of Suikoden isn't much, it's also a contributing factor as to why I've played this game through to the end more than any other I've ever owned. I get this complete experience with no real chance for me to get distracted or move away from the game. Tierkreis didn't interest me enough to finish, and I haven't even played Tactics yet, but I liked IV and would list I, II, III, and V among my most favorite games. II might be the best game I've ever played. Well, anyone who visits my profile and sees the pic I've had up top for a few years now could tell that haha.
The original Suikoden.Posted: Dec 17, 2011 12:00AM PST by Totalninja
The game tends to be overshadowed by its masterpiece of a sequel that improved on every single good thing the game had to offer. It's still a very good game on its own, though, and as the article stated, playing it enhances Suikoden II. Even besides the recruitable main character, loading your save to Suikoden II adds in cutscenes and new dialogue at various points that tie the two stories together better, and any location or organization the player named in the original retains its name in the sequel.
Suikoden is $6 on PSN, so anybody with a PS3 should check it out.
What?Posted: Dec 17, 2011 12:00AM PST by EliteDarkMage
No spoiler alert? I had to stop reading the second half of the article because of spoilers :p
15th anniversary retrospectivePosted: Dec 18, 2011 12:00AM PST by jparish
You know, I feel OK about having a complete critical discussion of the game without having caring about the protestations of people who claim to care passionately about its story... just not passionately enough to, you know, have bothered playing it in the past decade-and-a-half that it's been available to them.
Uh....Posted: Dec 19, 2011 12:00AM PST by AkaiNeko4
....I only recently heard about these games. Great writeup, but I haven't yet had a chance to "care passionately about its story" for myself. This was a "hey, I've heard about this, I'll read this article and see if I might be interested" situation. So, ya. I'll still play it, given a chance, but now some of those twists are gone.
Impeccable tastes good sir!Posted: Dec 17, 2011 12:00AM PST by BrokenH
I share your love of Suikoden Jeremy! Suikoden 2 was my favorite in the series. There were just so many characters to find and it had a really mature and dark story line. I still remember when the protagonist's female friend died and how Luca Blight was a total asshole. It's my theory he was the unholy fusion of Kefka combined with Sephiroth.
Suikoden 3 wasn't too shabby either but it was at that point I noticed things started to get a tad watered down atmosphere wise.
Suikoden II, as good as it was, had some BS moments.Posted: Dec 17, 2011 12:00AM PST by Sabrewing
First and foremost, the lack of translation quality. From generic writing in general to leaving whole pieces of NPC dialogue untranslated, there was really no excuse.
But more than that, in a series which prides itself on asking you to recruit everybody you can, they made you choose between mutually exclusive people a couple times, one of them being a choice between Suik1 characters! That just felt like a kick to the gut.
Hard decisionsPosted: Dec 17, 2011 12:00AM PST by jparish
In my opinion, tough decisions are at the heart of what makes video game storytelling different from other media. You become invested through your active role in the story, and then you're forced to make a difficult choice. Done right, it can really bring the experience to life.
Suikoden II's translation is actually really good.Posted: Dec 19, 2011 12:00AM PST by kenzo
The writing in that game still holds up. The problem is not the quality of the translation (implying things were mistranslated, or poorly phrased), but that the North American version as a whole is filled with bugs. It doesn't wreak of poor inherant quality, but poor quality control. Lots of these bugs are mostly issues that should have been spotted during debugging; and the errors in the script feel more like the Japanese dev team accidently put a rough draft of the translation into the game instead of a polished product (which is why most of the errors are things like inconsistently named nouns that sound like placeholder words, like the infamous "Joei" instead of "Jowy"). And lots of these bugs (like the missing music during certain segments, or how imported names from Suikoden I don't transfer over properly) don't exist in other versions of the game.
Suikoden seriesPosted: Dec 17, 2011 12:00AM PST by smmac41
is one of my all time favorite series. Suikoden II is my favorite by far. That's not to say the others are bad. I absolutely love all the Suikoden games, even IV, Tactics and Tierkreis. I hope Konami release Suikoden: The Centennial Tapestry in English.
Also, Konami should release more Vandal Hearts games.
Too bad I missed out on the Suikoden franchise.Posted: Dec 17, 2011 12:00AM PST by JyakotuKurayami
When I first started playing RPGs during the PS1 era, the only ones I played were mainly Final Fantasy titles because that was the only title I knew at such a young age. Come to think of it, the only other RPG I own in my PS1 collection is Chrono Cross. I'm so glad that now I am able to expand my RPG love. I hear many times from fans that Suikoden III is the best in the series.
Suikoden lost the bulk of it's soul after 3Posted: Dec 17, 2011 12:00AM PST by VeryMadMage
When the original director of the series, Yoshitaka Murayama, left shortly before that game's release. Suikodne 4, in addition to being plagued by countless problems, is derivative of earlier games, as though the new director was afraid to 'add' anything to Murayama's work. That's no way to make a sequel to anything.
Suikoden 5 did a much better job of coming into its own, while drawing from what people loved about Suikoden 2. But it to was set in past, which just isn't an intriguing. I'm sad to be of the opinion that when Murayama left Konami, so did Suikoden's spirit. Though I'd gladly take another Suikoden 5 compared to the mind-numbingly boring Tiekries.
Great articlePosted: Dec 17, 2011 12:00AM PST by Celtic Predator
Suikoden 1 and 2 are still two of my favorite RPGs and I play a shit ton of RPGs. Tried out Suikoden Tierkreis but felt it didnt have the same feeling as the two originals and quickly abbandonned it. I never got around to playing the other 3 games in the main series but, I don't fell like I've missed anything, 1 and 2 were complete in themselves and left me satisfied. This article makes me want to dust off my PS1 and play them again.
The "sole" of wit? I was waiting for a stomping pun. . . :)Posted: Dec 17, 2011 12:00AM PST by Ognus
I remember these games fondly, especially the first one for the Playstation. It was my new "Shining Force" in that I could have a large cast of characters to choose from. I loved that aspect of team building.
That said, brevity is also the soul of a readable comment.
Good catch...Posted: Dec 17, 2011 12:00AM PST by smackethpoodown
Looks like the correction from 2006 to 1996 was made, good catch. I loved the first Suikoden when it came out because it completely took me by suprise (even though I don't think I played it until early 1997) and it blew away my non-existant expectations.
Excellent articlePosted: Dec 17, 2011 12:00AM PST by xeros89
And oh how I love Suikoden 1, 2, and 5. You've nailed it yet again, T-Frog, thanks for the memories!
Those are the great onesPosted: Dec 17, 2011 12:00AM PST by VeryMadMage
Actually, I also really like 3, but I understand why many people don't like the magic system, or essentially having to play through most of it three times.
Suikoden IIIPosted: Dec 17, 2011 12:00AM PST by Totalninja
The plot and characters of that game still had the soul of a Suikoden game, but unlike the first two, you had to slog through a remarkable amount of BS on the gameplay front. I'd probably hate it if Suikoden IV hadn't come along to show just how bad it could get, but as it stands, I feel pretty lukewarm toward it.
@XerosPosted: Dec 19, 2011 12:00AM PST by Idiot-Savant
So V is okay? I was burnt after IV and never looked back.
III was my entry to the series, so with no prior knowledge, I thought it was one of the most awesome RPGs...though I didn't finish it.


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Germany: after France and Scandinavia (through ALSO offices in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden), broadliner ALSO has opened up the distribution of its WaaS to its German subsidiary. German resellers can from now offer a flexible and configurable Workplace-as-a-Service. The WaaS configurator, embedded in the ALSO Cloud Marketplace, gives an access to a variety of laptops, smartphones, tablets, cloud-based software solutions and peripherals which can be offered together to the end customers. According to the distributor, the WaaS model is, compared to leasing, more flexible, easier and more time efficient. Given the huge expectations of the distributor towards WaaS, it has built up a dedicated BU, managed by Malte Wigger. Switzerland ought to follow by the end of the year.
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Broadliner ALSO has expanded its offering with the CANCOM AHP ENTERPRISE CLOUD (AHP) and now is the first marketplace to introduce these widely used enterprise cloud services with seamless, automated delivery. Convinced by the advantages of the solution ALSO will also implement the suite in its own organisation for roughly 4000 users.
"Enterprise customers from 250 users and up face the challenge to build an integrated yet efficient, secure and scalable IT-environment. With AHP customers benefit from a fully automated virtual workplace solution without having to compromise in usability, performance or user specific applications. This offering helps our resellers to step up in the value chain and deliver a complete and seamless solution to their customers", said Prof. Dr. Gustavo Möller-Hergt, CEO of ALSO.
AHP brings together both public cloud services and customers' legacy applications in one, integrated and automated suite while offering comprehensive data transparency. Customers can provide their employees an always-on desktop experience with the highest security standards and user experience while benefitting from a perfectly transparent overview of IT-costs – down to the smallest granularity.
"We are very excited to partner with ALSO, the leading European solutions aggregator. Together we will enable resellers worldwide - initially excluding Germany - to higher value business in the cloud era with our AHP solution. We are happy to start the international expansion together with ALSO", said Rudolf Hotter, COO, CANCOM Group.
AHP is available in the ALSO Cloud Marketplace in Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Slovenia, Sweden and Switzerland.
SkyKick signs ALSO
Broadliner ALSO has added SkyKick to its ALSO Cloud Marketplace portfolio. The SkyKick Migration Suite is a solution that enables IT consultants, systems integrators, managed service providers and VARs to automate the entire Office 365 migration project, reducing costs and accelerating deployment. It is available from now on through ALSO in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Slovenia, Sweden and Switzerland. The SkyKick Migration Suite automates and manages an entire Office 365 migration project, including the sales, planning, migration, management and on-site phases of a customer's move. "We are very happy to sign with ALSO, the European leader in B2B marketplaces. Partners of any size are looking forward growing their sales and use of Microsoft Office 365 and Azure. SkyKick cloud management solutions are instrumental for this. We share a vision and approach into helping our partners to develop their profitability on the cloud market, thanks to automatized and partner-centric solutions", says Eric Jewett, Worldwide director for SkyKick.
ALSO and Logicom form cloud partnership to serve Southern Europe and Middle East
Broadliners ALSO and Logicom have agreed on a strategic partnership to bring a wide range of local and global cloud-based software services to customers in Southern Europe and the Middle East. Both companies join forces to make the ALSO Cloud Marketplace platform available to over 10,000 Logicom partners in 13 countries, with a potential of 350,000 new seats on the platform: Bahrain, Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Malta, Oman, Qatar, Romania, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. This provides ALSO with the opportunity to offer services from its catalogue to Logicom's customers. Right from the start, well-known international cloud service providers and local ISVs will use the platform to provide a broad range of services.
"This cooperation is an important milestone for ALSO as we pursue promising business opportunities in exciting new regions of the world together with our partners. We already serve 15 markets mainly in Central as well as Northern and Eastern Europe on our own and we are constantly expanding our business", said Gustavo Möller-Hergt, CEO of ALSO Holding AG.
"Logicom is ramping up its cloud solutions offerings for serving its existing as well as new partners including ISVs, hosters and service providers. Our strategic partnership with ALSO provides us with an advanced cloud solutions environment that will cater for state-of-the art customer experience. Together with ALSO we are going to bring great value to our customers for their cloud journeys", said Varnavas Irinarchos, CEO of Logicom Public Ltd. This partnership is the second of its kind, ALSO having signed one similar with British broadliner Westcoast a few weeks ago.
Another office and a bigger warehouse for ALSO
After Slovenia a few weeks ago, German broadliner ALSO has decided to open a full-fledged office to cover the Belgian market. ALSO België takes over the local market from ALSO Nederland, Jürgen de Biscop keeping the reins of the local business, officially based in Gent. Beside this, the distributor has also opened a bigger logistic center in Pirkkala, Finland. In sum, approximately €20m were invested to create a fully flexible warehouse. It enables same-day delivery across the greater part of the country as well as delivery of certain product categories to Estonia.
"The e-commerce warehouse is a state-of-the-art example of efficient logistics. It enables us to fulfill our customers' requests quicker and to provide a broader service offering, strengthening and expanding our number one market position in Finland", said Gustavo Möller-Hergt, CEO of ALSO Holding. B2B customers such as Etailers benefit from innovative handling processes and flexibility. On behalf of its customers, ALSO offers to deliver directly from the warehouse all the way to their customers even in small packages. The warehouse spans 17,000 sqm of space amounting to the size of approximately two football fields. It will consume around 50 percent less energy per sqm and operative costs will decrease by approximately 25% compared to ALSO's previous warehouse. 60 jobs will be transferred from the original location to the new warehouse. In its pan-European logistics network with almost 300,000 square meters ALSO processes up to 14 million packages a year of various sizes, from small USB sticks to large-format printers.
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