Schoot: “Solutions” Seeks to Build Bridges to Customers

Date: 6 November 2006
Source: Schott AG

Date: 6 November 2006

The international technology company SCHOTT is seeking to intensify its contact to both customers and partners and has now developed a new customer magazine for this reason.

Even the title “Solutions - The SCHOTT Technology Magazine” already reflects the potential for innovation and expertise that the company has to offer. The answers that SCHOTT has to offer in meeting the technological challenges its customers are facing all over the world are presented in articles, reports and interviews published in both German and English. The magazine will come out twice a year, in April and October respectively.

 
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