|Articles|October 19, 2011

Montrium Expands into Europe, Opens New Office in Brussels

Montrium announced that it has selected Brussels, Belgium as the site for its expanding operations in Europe. This marks a significant milestone in the growth of this Montreal based knowledge company.

“Many life sciences companies globally are implementing SharePoint as their strategic enterprise content management platform,” said Paul Fenton, President and CEO of Montrium.

“Montrium’s approach to helping research based companies use SharePoint as an enterprise platform to manage GxP environments has improved productivity while minimizing risk,” said Jeffrey Shuran, Director of Global Sales and Marketing for Montrium. "Establishing a presence in Europe will ensure that our EU customers receive the same high level of service and quality solutions that our North American customers receive from our headquarters in Montreal."


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