BESHTAU Group announces cooperation with Treolan

BESHTAU Group of Companies and Treolan Company (part of LANIT Group) signed a distribution contract for the supply of monitors.

Treolan started its history in 1990 as a distribution division of LANIT. Today it is one of the largest wide-profile IT distributors, which cooperates with the world’s leading manufacturers of software and hardware solutions.

Treolan today:

• 150 vendors in the product portfolio
• 3500 partners in Russia and CIS
• 600+ employees
• Sales offices in Moscow, Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Samara
• Market-leading information system for working with partners (b2b portal)
• Own demo-lab with remote access 24×7

Treolan in ratings

For many years Treolan has been among the top 5 best Russian IT distribution companies in Russia in ratings of industry media. According to the results of the CRN rating “Best Russian IT distributors” Treolan is regularly included in the list of leaders in the following nominations:

• Best IT distributor for system integrator
• The best IT distributor for the assembler
• Best Software Distributor
• Best distributor of information security products

Natalia Topchieva, Manager of Treolan’s Product Marketing Department:

“In the current realities, developing and supporting production in Russia is not just relevant – it is essential. For Treolan, promotion of a domestic developer is a priority. Inclusion of BESHTAU company in the vendor portfolio will allow us to offer our partners computer equipment included in the register of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation, which, in turn, opens up the possibility for them to receive preferences in projects.”

Vladimir Kuznetsov, Development Director of BESHTAU Group:

“Treolan is an ideal partner for realization of BESHTAU Group’s plans to reach the top positions among domestic manufacturers of computer equipment. The partnership will allow us to solve one of our key tasks as a manufacturer – to ensure the availability of high-tech devices for both government agencies and end users”.