Istanbul, Turkey – First BIT, a global leader in business automation and IT integration, announces the expansion of its operations in Turkey, bringing the powerful 1C Enterprise management system to local businesses. With over 26 years of experience, 100 offices worldwide, and a robust portfolio of 1,000+ 1C Enterprise projects, First BIT’s newest office in Istanbul will offer unparalleled support to Turkish companies looking to streamline operations, enhance efficiency, and accelerate growth.
Why 1C Enterprise?
1C Enterprise solutions, trusted by industries like healthcare, retail, logistics, and construction, provide comprehensive automation capabilities. Companies can now easily manage everything from financial processes to production planning, sales, analytics, and reporting—all within a single, customizable platform. First BIT’s expertise ensures each implementation meets the specific needs of the client, empowering businesses to reach new levels of productivity and profitability.
A Unique Opportunity for Turkish Businesses
The Istanbul office offers local companies access to demo consultations, support, and personalized implementation of the latest solutions in business automation, including 1C ERP, 1C Drive, Bitrix24, and BI systems. As Turkish businesses continue to grow and expand, First BIT’s solutions provide a competitive edge, making operations more seamless and manageable for companies of any scale.
“Our goal is to empower Turkish businesses to optimize their potential through cutting-edge technology,” said a First BIT spokesperson. “Our local presence will allow us to support clients directly and cater to their specific operational needs.”
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