Fittle has been looking to expand offerings into adjacent industries that would grow the portfolio outside the traditional copy and print realm, says Daniel Kehr, Fittle’s senior vice president of revenue in the U.S., adding that ‘3-D printing happened to be one of those.’ ARTICLE TITLE HERE Fittle, the equipment financing business of Xerox Holdings, has partnered with metal 3-D printing technology company Velo3D to help Velo3D customers finance purchases of its metal manufacturing offerings. Daniel Kehr, senior vice president of revenue at Fittle in the U.S., said the Norwalk, Conn.-based company has been looking to expand offerings into adjacent industries that would grow the portfolio outside the traditional copy and print realm. “3-D printing happened to be one of those,” he told CRN. “I had heard a little bit about Velo in the past, and they’re an up-and-comer in the 3-D manufacturing space. So a couple of conversations [were had] and one led to another and it made sense.” Campbell, Calif-based Velo3D created an innovative end-to-end process that enables customers in aviation, power generation, energy and semiconductor industries to better design and print the parts they need. [ Related : Public Cloud Sales Hit $544 Billion Despite Economic […]
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