Firm to Distribute and Support Innovyze Comprehensive Product Portfolio in Thailand

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Innovyze Expands Channel Partner Relationship with HR Wallingford
Firm to Distribute and Support Innovyze Comprehensive Product Portfolio in Thailand
Broomfield, Colorado, USA, September 23, 2014 — Innovyze, a leading global innovator of wet infrastructure modeling and simulation software and technologies, today announced HR Wallingford, a leading engineering and environmental hydraulics solutions provider, as its new Channel Partner for Thailand. The relationship will allow Innovyze to broaden its reach in the country as well as to serve customers and prospects efficiently and effectively. HR Wallingford, through its regional office in Kuala Lumpur, will offer and support the complete Innovyze suite of industry-leading analytics-centric asset management and smart water modeling products to water and wastewater utilities, river authorities and engineering firms throughout the country.
“HR Wallingford successfully distributes Innovyze world-class software in China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Brunei and Italy,” said Jane Smallman, Ph.D., Managing Director of HR Wallingford. “HR Wallingford has a long established presence and track record in Thailand. We look forward to expanding our relationship with Innovyze, growing its user base, and exploring new ways we can collaborate with organisations in the region in the future.”
“Our channel partners are essential to Innovyze’s success as well as that of our customers,” said Paul F. Boulos, Ph.D., BCEEM, NAE, Hon.D.WRE, Dist.D.NE, F.ASCE, Innovyze’s President, COO and Chief Technical Officer. “We continue to expand and enhance our network of channel partners to deliver Innovyze solutions to a growing base of users. HR Wallingford is a key partner, serving as a trusted adviser and helping to ensure our local and potential customers in Thailand get the very best software solutions and expert technical support to meet their wet infrastructure needs.”
All software sales and support inquiries for Innovyze products in Thailand should be directed to:

Geoff Wilson, Business Manager
Phone: +60 12 360 1357g.wilson@hrwallingford.com

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