OSI Launches New Web Site and Brand Image

Dec 12, 2006 11:39 PM

Open Systems International, Inc. (OSI) has unveiled its new web site. The enhanced, easy-to-use design of this new site will provide potential customers and partners easy access to technical product information and services.
The new site is targeted for OSI’s traditional electric market as well as expanded parallel markets for oil and gas, transport and water
utilities.

Coming soon in a second implementation phase, there will be a web store for offering miscellaneous OSI hardware and software products, a secure resource center for customers and partners to download information and documentation, as well as international pages in French, Chinese and Spanish.

“As OSI is going through a major transformation and expansion of its business mission and is becoming a more global automation
company, we needed a dynamic web site and resource center that provides updated information to our customers and partners. We are pleased with this new site and will continue enhancing its content and on-line resources to help our customers,” said Bahman Hoveida, president and CEO of OSI.

You can experience the new OSI Web site at www.osii.com.

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