Suprema, a provider of biometrics and security solutions, announces addition of 4 new languages to its website in Spanish, French, German and Japanese to better serve its global customers.

The new website will provide customers with extensive contents on Suprema’s latest developments, products and services. Suprema’s customers represent a diverse group of industries, ranging from physical security and construction to data centers, healthcare and government.

Technical product information

Given the company’s global business scope and highly technical product information, Suprema now serves website in 6 languages including English, Korean, Spanish, French, German and Japanese. “We needed to create website that better serves our global operations, channel partners, and ultimately our customers,” said Andy Ahn, Marketing Director at Suprema.

With Suprema’s global expansion during the last couple of years, we had increasing number of website visitors and inquiries from non-English speaking countries. We added those new languages to accommodate demands from our strategic markets and to fulfil our customers’ needs by providing information in customers’ languages,” Ahn added.

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