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CHILI Publish awarded “Most Promising Young Company in Belgium”

CHILI Publish, the creator of powerful online document editing software, is awarded by UNIZO as Belgium’s “Most Promising SMB” in a highly competitive national competition. CHILI Publish was one of five regional finalists selected for this prestigious honor, and the finalist in the competition, with recognition that was awarded last Friday on Belgium’s National Entrepreneur Day. UNIZO is a Belgian advocacy group dedicated to protecting the interests of entrepreneurs, sole proprietors and professionals in all fields and at all socio-economic levels in the Flemish Region, at the federal level and in the European Union.

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CHILI Publish receiving the award for ‘Most Promising SMB’ during the UNIZO gala ceremony held Friday November 21st – with from left to right, Bram Verniest (COO), Kevin Goeminne (CEO) and Joeri Paeleman (CTO)

“We are absolutely thrilled to be the recipient of this important recognition,” comments Bram Verniest, COO of CHILI Publish. “The award is especially exciting in light of the fact that we don’t manufacture a hard goods product, raw materials or machines. Software manufacturing requires the collaboration of a lot of smart, passionate people, and the UNIZO award recognizes those smart and hard-working people that make up the CHILI Publish team. My hearty congratulations go out to my colleagues at CHILI Publish whose passion and dedication made this national recognition possible.”

CHILI Publish Plugs In The Power

The company’s flagship product is CHILI Publisher, the hottest online document editor on the market today. Viewed as a game-changer by experts in the dynamic publishing technology segment, CHILI Publisher offers more than 150 editing, layout, and design tools that can be used with a variety of document formats, including PDF files, XML-based documents, Collada files, and those imported from Adobe® InDesign®. The solution also provides users with the ability to view edits, folding, and even personalized objects, in 3D. Administrators can give users varying degrees of access, depending on their skills and permission level. All job sizes and formats, from single pages through multi-page documents and snippets of articles; up-to to the most complex, odd-sized, folded die-cuts and packaging items, are accepted. Users can also create documents in CHILI Publisher.

The professional-level solution integrates with a broad range of workflows and production platforms. System integrators can choose how to incorporate CHILI Publisher software into any workflows and applications, such as web-to-print, magazine publishing, packaging, brand management, and yearbooks. CHILI Publisher is distributed by a broad and growing portfolio of well-known partners around the world.

“The UNIZO award validates our product development and go-to-market strategies,” Verniest adds, “and gives us extra encouragement to continue on the path we have been traveling. We are also grateful to the many partners and customers around the world that have recognized the power of CHILI Publisher and have integrated it into their products and daily workflows.”

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