Hippus- HandShoe Mouse Proudly Announces New Partner for Scandinavia and Finland
Jan 26, 2017
Hippus, the owner and producer of the truly ergonomic HandShoe Mouse announces a new partnership with Comfort Group Ltd., appointing them as distributor for Scandinavia and Finland.
Roelofarendsveen, Netherlands - January 26, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Hippus N.V. , the owner and producer of the truly ergonomic HandShoe Mouse, today confirmed a new premier partnership with Comfort Group Ltd., appointing them as distributor for Scandinavia and Finland. The UK based company, led by Danish management, is headed by Martin Holm. A long-time specialist within the ergonomic market, he will be putting his expertise and extensive knowledge of local specialists to practise in bringing increased accessibility to the HandShoe Mouse for the people of Scandinavia and Finland.
The appointment of a new distributor for this area comes at an exciting time for HandShoe Mouse. Having seen a big increase in the recognition of this product across 2016, the demand for this evidence based ergonomic mouse is skyrocketing – thanks in no small part to the research that went into its development. This niche detail offers the HandShoe Mouse a guarantee and stamp of approval that no other ergonomic mouse on the market can currently claim to have. The HandShoe Mouse is even seen as the next step in ‘ergonomic mouse evolution’, it’s supporting research making many older designs obsolete.
The HandShoe was even voted the number one ergonomic mouse by Ergonoma, Europe’s leading ergonomics magazine, in their first publication this year (2017). Having independently assessed it, they praised it for its natural feel and the quality components used in its design.
Hippus CEO, Sjoerd Eisma, is hugely enthusiastic about the appointment of Martin’s company. “I’ve known Martin for years before we started working together and his expertise cannot be understated. He knows all the right people to talk to and how to make computer users more comfortable. I know he’ll make HandShoe Mouse a success in The Nordics.”
Martin Holm, CEO of Comfort Group Ltd., added: “HandShoe Mouse has had me blown away since I started using it myself. There is simply no other computer mouse out there that has the same evidence backing – I’ve asked! With Handshoe Mouse we will make more computer users comfortable and more productive. Productivity and comfort is in our DNA and I look forward to working with Sjoerd and his team”.
Contact Info:
Name: Sjoerd Eisma
Organization: Hippus N.V.
Address: 1-K Stationsstraat, Roelofarendsveen, 2371 SH Netherlands
Phone: +31-447824620570
For more information, please visit http://handshoemouse.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 164719
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