GGS Technical Publication Services, a technical information services provider, has opened a new office in Shanghai, China.

With more than 230 team members worldwide, GGS Technical Publication Services is headquartered in York, Pennsylvania, with offices in New York; Puerto Rico, and Chennai, India.

GGS offers a full array of technical writing and technical illustrating services, including the development of serial number parts-specific database management systems, and all work is certified to the internationally-recognized quality standards of ISO 9001:2000.

“The opening of our newest office follows our highly successful participation in the recent Bauma China trade exhibition, held 25 to 29 November in Shanghai, and the warm reception and interest shown in our services by many attendees at this large exhibition. We at GGS believe we can help OEMs add real value to the vast number of construction, transportation, agricultural, and aviation equipment products which are exported from China, each year.”

According to Joe Aliason, Managing Director-Asia, “GGS has an excellent business model, and we have found that, in China, many of the manufacturers in-country need exactly what we can offer. They want desperately to sell their products outside of China, but they require the strong technical information support at a global level which GGS can give them – at times utilizing both local and off-shore solutions – in best showcasing and supporting their goods,” he added.

Contact: GGS Technical Publication Services, Suite A403, Tomorrow Square, 399 West Nanjing Road, in Shanghai (postal code 200003).

The new GGS Shanghai Office can be reached at (86 21) 2308 1128.

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