Result, Europe’s leading growth partner for entrepreneurial companies within Internet, Telecom and new media, today in a press conference in Beijing launched a Joint Venture with Symbio, a leading Chinese innovation partner with 1200 employees in 7 offices in Asia and 6 offices in the US with clients like IBM, Microsoft, HP and Dell. Result Symbio will focus on helping European companies enter Asia by building a bridge between Result’s 14 European and South American offices and Symbio’s asian operations.

- Together we will be able to offer [Swedish] and European companies a Chinese market entry with everything from strategy to finance, technology development, local adaptation and also operational teams to drive local operations, says founder and CEO of Result, Ola Ahlvarsson.

- There are several European companies that have proved their business model in Europe that could take the step into the Chinese market, but to get the best conditions to succeed you need a strong local partner, continues Ahlvarsson.

About Symbio

Symbio leverages China outsourcing teams to help companies become global leaders. It helps organizations accelerate their software development and testing cycles by optimal application of its global resources and delivery models. Symbio also localizes and supports technology products for any language or locale. Founded in 1994 by a group of engineers from IBM’s international research and development labs in Asia, Symbio now functions as a cost-effective and highly efficient extension of an organization’s development, testing and globalization teams. Symbio’s clients include AOL, BMC, CA, Citigroup, EMC, FileNet, BIM and more. For further information on Symbio, visit www.symbio-group.com

Result is the European leader in helping companies expand internationally and has during the last 9 years helped over 130 companies to expand internationally. Result’s clients range from giants like Google to hot start-up companies including Xing, Fon, Rebtel and Web Power. Result also owns the SIME conference, norther Europe’s largest conference on digital possibilities.

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