| CallUp Introduces SMS, VMS, UMS Messaging Services at VAS India
Tel Aviv ----July 9. CallUp Net, a leader in creating messaging software and solutions for international telecommunications operators and providers, is one of the key sponsors of VAS India. "CallUp is pleased to announce that we are co-sponsoring VAS India 2005, an international conference organized by Bharat Exhibitions on 8th July 2005 at Le Meridien, New Delhi, India," said David Eshet, CEO of CallUp. "VAS India 2005 international conference will discuss various value-added telecom services (VAS) and solutions in India, such as call centers, telemarketing, customer relationship management (CRM), interactive voice response (IVR), VoIP, SMS, MMS, mobile applications, and sales and distribution of telecom products and services," Eshet said. Over 54 million people in India now own mobile phones, and significant opportunities for content providers are available in this nascent market.
Maximizer Software Announces Winners of 2007 Global Partner Awards
Maximizer Software is the world's leading provider of affordable and easy-to-use Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software applications. The Maximizer line of products helps companies develop more responsive, personalized and profitable customer experiences. Built on a modern, Web-based architecture, Maximizer is easily integrated with existing corporate systems and features the latest in sales force automation, marketing automation, email marketing and customer service technologies in a single mobile-accessible business management system. Maximizer Software has sold more than 1 million licenses of its award-winning software solutions to companies ranging in size from entrepreneurs to multi-national organizations. Customers include: Siemens, Playground - an Intrawest Company, HSBC, Cathay Pacific, TD Securities, Brian Tracy International, South Carolina Department of Commerce and Lockheed Martin.
Communicado appoints sales VP
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Beirut car bomb kills top anti-terror police official
It is the first time that a senior police officer has been assassinated in the recurring violence that has gripped Lebanon since the end of 2004. The officer, Captain Wissam Eid, was a member of the police intelligence branch involved in investigating previous assassinations. .
Rental downloads more popular than sell-through
CinemaNow and Amazon.com Unbox, which offer both movie rentals and sales, say more customers rent than buy downloads. "When we went to electronic sell-through a year ago, we had very high hopes that that was going to break this market open," CinemaNow CEO Curt Marvis said. "The truth is, that didn’t prove to happen." Some of the high hopes for electronic sell-through came from the fact that movies are available the same day they debut on DVD, unlike rental downloads, which are available in the video-on-demand window 30 to 45 days after a film debuts on disc. But execs say high pricing and restrictions on where consumers can watch downloaded movies have limited their appeal. CinemaNow’s Marvis estimated that an electronic copy of a movie costs around $17, as much or more than a new release DVD.
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