PROVO, UT, August 31, 2011 (Press-News.org) The rapid growth of global sales by leading U.S. companies has once again placed Access Technology Solutions in the international spotlight. For the fourth straight year, Utah Business magazine has ranked Access Technology Solutions among its top companies on the Utah Fast 50 list of the fastest-growing companies in Utah.
The Utah Fast 50 program was designed to recognize companies for their entrepreneurial spirit, innovative business tactics and skyrocketing revenue growth. Access Technology Solutions was honored at an event in Salt Lake City on August 25th. Access' international software and logistics solutions will be featured in Utah Business magazine's September issue.
Access' strong client growth has continued to gain momentum as U.S. brands have increasingly prioritized international sales expansion as a key growth strategy. The attractiveness of U.S. products has increased globally as the weakness of the dollar makes U.S. products a bargain for international consumers. The race among U.S. companies to enter new international markets and claim market share has placed Access in a prime position to serve as a trusted partner for U.S. brands of all sizes.
"This honor is really a tribute to our clients, who recognize that succeeding in today's business environment requires an international focus. On behalf of our clients and the international team here at Access, I'd like to thank the Utah Business Magazine for once again highlighting Access as one of the fastest growing companies in Utah," said Chris Boyle, President and CEO. "I'd also like to thank our team for their hard work and focus. I'm especially proud of our team and partners in Japan, who have faced tremendous challenges due to the earthquake and have made gallant efforts on behalf our clients."
Access Technology Solutions - www.accessts.com - is a leading technology and logistics solution provider helping eTailers and Direct Selling firms expand operations into international markets. Access delivers innovative web based technologies including localized portals to manage in-country distribution, an international shopping cart and supporting cross-border technologies. Access' solution streamlines international order management and fulfillment and provides complete visibility throughout the supply chain. By working with long-established, in-country logistics specialists, Access is able to deliver products at a fraction of the time and cost of traditional methods.
Complete information on this year's Utah Fast 50 can be found at www.utahbusiness.com. For more information on Access Technology Solutions, visit www.AccessTS.com.
About Utah Business:
Utah Business magazine is Utah's only monthly statewide business publication. Utah Business Publishers LLC produces the monthly Utah Business, the Magazine for Decision Makers; annually the state's only annual Book of Lists, comprehensive information and rankings about the state's industries, from accounting firms to web designers; the annual Business Utah, the official publication of Utah's Governor's Office of Economic Development; and the quarterly Wasatch Digital iQ, Utah's Technology Magazine; UB Daily e-mail news briefing, and weekly industry-specific newsletters.
About Access Technology Solutions:
Access Technology Solutions empowers companies to successfully sell and distribute products into hundreds of international markets at significantly lower costs and with higher customer satisfaction. The web services-centric technology can be quickly integrated directly into existing websites and call center operations. The unique sell-and-ship solution includes a localized distributors' portal, localized international e-commerce shopping cart, a sophisticated total landed costing engine, multi-currency payment methods, consolidated international shipping and customer management/service modules.
International marketers can also use Goopping, Access' flexible online shopping mall and e-marketplace platform, to customize market entry and international demand generation initiatives in Asian markets. More information is available at www.accessts.com.
Company and product names mentioned are used only for identification and may be trademarked or registered trademarks of their respective companies.
Access Technology Solutions Named On the Utah Business Fast 50 List for the 4th Consecutive Year
For the fourth straight year, Utah Business magazine has ranked Accass Technology Solutions among its top companies on the Utah Fast 50 list of the fastest-growing companies in Utah.
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[Press-News.org] Access Technology Solutions Named On the Utah Business Fast 50 List for the 4th Consecutive YearFor the fourth straight year, Utah Business magazine has ranked Accass Technology Solutions among its top companies on the Utah Fast 50 list of the fastest-growing companies in Utah.