Uniserv increases revenues in 2003 despite adverse market conditions / Partner network and data quality software solutions strengthen international market position

Pforzheim, Germany, February 2004. After another successful year in 2003, Uniserv has launched its activities in the new year with great optimism. The focus on software as Uniserv's core segment and the company's strong international orientation in establishing its market position have boosted the positive mood. "We were able to further expand our international presence in the past year by working shoulder-to-shoulder with our business partners, thus gaining numerous new clients. These included such well-known companies as Booker Cash & Carry in the UK, Johnson & Johnson Vision Care in the US or Hilti in Liechtenstein", says Uniserv's CEO Roland Pfeiffer.

Uniserv is also well positioned as far as its products are concerned. The company has constantly focused on new and further development of its software solutions. In particular, the completely newly-developed retrieval and clustering engine is setting entirely new standards in the field of data management. Due to separate systems for B2B or B2C applications, Uniserv provides systems that are optimally suited to the particular task. Moreover, the product portfolio for international applications has been greatly expanded. Uniserv is thus completely at home in almost every application for which the quality of customer data is crucial to the success of a project – eg business intelligence, CRM, direct and database marketing or e-business.

In a market environment characterized by considerable uncertainty and crisis, the Pforzheim company has been successful in the past business year in maintaining its competitive edge.

In the current business year 2004, Uniserv will emphasize further development in the area of data quality solutions through innovative products. To continually strengthen its position as a market leader, the company will actively build on its sales and project partnerships with targeted acquisitions.