<article>Indonesian IT infrastructure solutions provider Computrade Technology International (CTI Group) has scaled up operations in its subsidiary Computrade Technology Philippines Incorporated (CTP).</article>

Indonesian IT infrastructure solutions provider Computrade Technology International (CTI Group) has scaled up operations in its subsidiary Computrade Technology Philippines Incorporated (CTP).
CTI Group CEO Harry Surjanto, who was in the Philippines on Tuesday has appointed CTP as the value-added distributor of technology vendors like Thales, FireEye, Zscaler, Riverbed, and Dell.
The CTI Group executives were in Manila to participate in the first CTP Partner Gathering event, where Philippine-based business partners of the company will be able to network and share knowledge of solutions and support available to them.
&#8220;The establishment of CTP was a critical step in our business expansion plan for South East Asia, the strategy for which, was announced in 2011. We look forward to working closely with our reseller partners in Philippines and across the Southeast Asia,&#8221; said CTI Group director Rachmat Gunawan.
CTI Group is reportedly Indonesia&#8217;s largest value-added tech distributor that has been doing business with IBM and Oracle for over a decade.
CTI Group established its first subsidiary outside Indonesia via Computrade Technology Malaysia in 2013. CTP was established to support and help the Filipino resellers move up the business value chain. Besides brand awareness in the Philippines, CTP’s ongoing efforts include the provision of end-to-end support structure, which includes pre and post sales support, implementation services, training and joint efforts for market development and push programs.
CTP&#8217;s portfolio of products and services cater to larger enterprises and small and medium businesses.

CTI Group scales up PH subsidiary

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