PTV Group expand to the UK

German software provider PTV is pushing forward with its expansion strategy and has opened an office in the UK, offering transport and logistics planning software, real-time optimisation solutions and services. Based in Birmingham, the newly established PTV UK will provide public sector clients and transport service providers with its full range of software solutions. PTV is offering its complete product portfolio to strengthen its position in the UK and the Republic of Ireland, both very attractive mark
January 29, 2014 Read time: 1 min
German software provider 3264 PTV is pushing forward with its expansion strategy and has opened an office in the UK, offering transport and logistics planning software, real-time optimisation solutions and services. Based in Birmingham, the newly established PTV UK will provide public sector clients and transport service providers with its full range of software solutions.

PTV is offering its complete product portfolio to strengthen its position in the UK and the Republic of Ireland, both very attractive markets in Europe.

CEO Vincent Kobesen emphasises: "Now is the time to establish our own branch office in what is a strategically important market. There is an increasing demand for integrated transportation and logistics applications and no other company has the wealth of experience that PTV has acquired in this field in order to deliver the right solutions for the customers' specific transportation and logistics needs.”
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