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FPT Software partners with David Lamm Consulting to transform energy and utilities sectors

Oct 11th at 07:50
11-10-2024 07:50:24+07:00

FPT Software partners with David Lamm Consulting to transform energy and utilities sectors

FPT Software, a global leader in IT and a subsidiary of FPT Corporation, has announced a strategic partnership with David Lamm Consulting, a German IT consulting firm specialising in the energy sector.

Tran Van Dung, Chief Executive Officer of FPT Software Europe gives a speech at the event. — Photo courtesy of FPT

This collaboration aims to leverage FPT Software’s global reach alongside David Lamm Consulting’s expertise to develop innovative solutions for energy production, distribution, and sustainable development.

By utilising David Lamm Consulting’s diverse digital competencies—such as UI/UX design, integration, full-stack development, and SAP and Salesforce integration—FPT Software is set to enhance its technology offerings. This partnership is expected to bolster FPT Software's presence in Germany and the broader European market.

David Lamm Consulting, in turn, will gain access to FPT Software’s industry knowledge and extensive partner network across 30 countries, enabling them to scale operations and expand their market reach.

This partnership marks a significant step in addressing the evolving demands of the energy sector, positioning both firms to lead in digital transformation efforts. 

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