Mieloo & Alexander and PriorityID cooperate

Hardware specialist on board

Martin Schrüfer, 28.10.2019, 10:27

Mieloo & Alexander and PriorityID cooperate

The Managing Directors of PriorityID, Michael Kötter (2nd from left) and Christian Ungar (4th from left), together with Sander Merkx, Managing Director of Mieloo & Alexander (left) and Eiko Gramlich (3rd from left), Sales Manager DACH. © Mieloo & Alexander / PriorityID

Mieloo & Alexander Business Integrators, a leading provider of Auto-ID systems based on RFID and IoT technologies, and PriorityID, a solution provider specializing in Auto-ID, have entered into a strategic partnership. The aim of the collaboration is to provide an optimal combination of software and solution expertise as well as the corresponding hardware.

Within the rapidly growing RFID and IoT market, the international system integrator Mieloo & Alexander has made a name for itself with intelligent solutions for even highly complex processes. The choice of suitable hardware and its implementation is crucial for subsequent process reliability. This is where the PriorityID team comes into play with its many years of experience and extensive network of all relevant manufacturers.

Sander Merkx, Managing Director of Mieloo & Alexander, sees the cooperation as a logical step towards expanding his company's DACH business. "By strengthening our team and entering into strategic partnerships, we will be able to provide our customers in Germany, such as BonPrix, Arvato and Landgard eG, with even better support. In addition, our rapid growth in German-speaking countries should continue to gain momentum."

"Mieloo & Alexander is almost unrivaled in the development of RFID and IoT software and its integration into existing systems," says Christian Ungar, Managing Director of PriorityID. "This partnership is therefore a perfect addition to our portfolio and holistic approach."

The appointment of Eiko Gramlich from PriorityID as the new Sales Manager for Mieloo & Alexander represents a further bridging of the gap: "As we already work together as partners on a personal level, it helps enormously to have known each other for many years and to trust each other blindly," says Michael Kötter, Managing Director of PriorityID.

Eiko Gramlich explains: "I am delighted that I can now approach the challenges of customers from a software and solution perspective in my sales and consulting activities and offer leading complete systems.

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