Warp Development featured at Markex 2019

The week of the 3rd June saw the annual Markex Expo held at the Sandton International Convention Centre in Johannesburg. The expo ran for two days and showcased the country’s leading and most influential brands in the corporate gifting industry. Here promotional product resellers were able to meet with their distributors and manufacturers to discover what’s new for the South African promotional product industry for the business year of 2019.

The dynamic team of Warp Development was present in full force to launch and demo the latest version of our revolutionary order automation software, OrderEazi. The current E-Commerce solution, Storefront was also showcased along with our similar basic E-Commerce offering, Mysite. Our stand at Markex was a buzzing hive of curiosity filled with clients who were drawn in by our Dare to Grow concept and were waiting to experience our custom development solutions. Our presence at Markex has created a platform for us to step into a niche market in the South African software development industry.

The diverse product and service range offered by Warp Development was well received and has created many new business endeavours for us to embark upon.

Contact us to find out more about Storefront and OrderEazi.

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