NEWS13 October 2009
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JAPAN— Online feedback analytics agency Kampyle has strengthened its presence in Japan with a local partnership and a new Japanese language website.
The firm has struck a deal with Infinit that will see the latter provide local sales and support services to clients in the country.
Ariel Finkelstein, Kampyle CEO, said: “Kampyle is pleased to launch the Japanese website and offer Japanese-language support to broaden exposure to our service within this important community of early adopters and technology trend setters”.
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