March 22, London: Aspect Enterprise Solutions (AES), the leading Web-based solutions provider for commodity trading, market data, analytics, and risk management solutions, is once again supporting Citac as a key sponsor of  the African Refiners Association Annual Meeting in Cape Town March 28 to April 1 Cape Town.

AES CTRM Sales Director for EMEA, Yags Savania, will deliver a presentation revealing how AES clients are overcoming specific challenges in oil trading, inventory management, and managing trading exposure. He will reveal specific case studies from clients who are avoiding losses and identifying trading opportunities with the help of market visibility and pricing tools found in AES solutions.

Savania explains, “We’ve been going to this terrific annual event for the past three years, and look forward to visiting with our clients. More than 46% of last year’s attendees who are members of ARA are clients of ours. So it’s a great opportunity to network with both clients and new prospects alike.”

AES serves hundreds of oil trading companies throughout Africa including Linetrale, Trafigura, Sage Petroleum Ghana, Petroleum Brokers, Addax, and Cedar Resources to name a few. They vary in size from one-trader companies to large trading firms and are located in Nigeria, Benin, Lagos, Namibia, Senegal, Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, Angola, Togo, Kenya, Uganda and South Africa.

AES is the leader in this market because of its affordable and convenient Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) delivery, which is fully Web-based. Deployment and training are done easily online, with no IT resources needed to maintain the solution on site. More than 500 companies in 93 countries subscribe to AES solutions. In Africa alone, more than 180 companies subscribe to AspectDSC on Mobile to maintain visibility of real-time crude oil information from sources like ICE, NYMEX and Platts.

Aspect representatives will be available all week to meet with delegates. To arrange a meeting in advance, visit this link http://www.aspectenterprise.com/promos/ara2011/index.htm