| VPI Unveils Activ! Performance Suite™ 4.0
U.S.A. - August 8, 2007 - VPI (Voice Print International), a provider of integrated interactions recording and proactive workforce optimization (WFO) applications, today announced the availability of Activ! Performance Suite 4.0™. The suite is comprised of integrated, modular solutions for call recording, call quality monitoring, speech analytics, performance management, and agent eCoaching. Activ! Performance Suite 4.0™ gives organizations the power to proactively manage contact center operations and gain business intelligence from their interactions – providing the function and flexibility to better understand processes, productivity, customer satisfaction, risk, and ensure regulatory compliance throughout the enterprise. A gateway to Activ! Performance Suite 4.0™, VPI’s new, V-Portal offers secure, unified Web browser-based access to the integrated, modular suite of contact center solutions and integrated third-party applications.
Chicago Business Intelligence Group Releases version 2.3 of Frogpoint® Data Warehouse and Business Intelligence Project ...
University of Illinois and First Industrial Realty Trust Among New Frogpoint® Software Users. Rosemont, IL (PRWEB) August 14, 2007 -- Frogpoint®, the leading provider of Data Warehouse and Business Intelligence Project Management Software, today announced the release of Frogpoint® version 2.3, an update to its highly acclaimed software that helps organizations plan, manage and execute successful data warehouse and business intelligence programs. Frogpoint® is targeted at the growing Project Management, Collaboration and Project Resource Planning (PRP) software market. Unique in its capabilities to centralize project management, communication, and delivery tasks, Frogpoint® delivers this in a comprehensive Business Intelligence Project Management Software tool that ensures successful projects and facilitates the capture and reuse of project resources and assets.
Ideaca Honoured as Partner of the Year for the Second Consecutive Year at 2007 Microsoft Worldwide Partner Program ...
Vancouver, BC, July 27, 2007--(T-Net)--Ideaca Knowledge Services (www.ideaca.com), a leading Information Technology services company that provides business application solutions to the Canadian market, announced today it has won the Partner of the Year Award for Information Worker Solutions, Portals and Enterprise Content Management at the 2007 Microsoft Worldwide Partner Program Awards. The company was chosen out of an international field of top Microsoft Partners as delivering market-leading customer solutions built on Microsoft technology. This is the second consecutive year that Ideaca has been honoured as Partner of the Year. The awards were distributed at a ceremony on July 11 in Denver, CO at the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference.
Ideaca won this award for their implementation at Butterfield & Robinson, a luxury travel company that specializes in providing their customers with one-of-a-kind walking and biking tours.
Ingres Elevates Roger Burkhardt to President and CEO
Ingres Corporation, the leading open source information management company, today announced that current president Roger Burkhardt has been appointed CEO. He formerly held the title of president and COO. Steve Shine, who most recently was at Sybase as senior vice president of European sales, has joined the company as executive vice president of worldwide sales and reports directly to Burkhardt. .
Business Objects Announces the First and Most Advanced Integrated Enterprise Performance Management Roadmap
SAN JOSE, Calif. & PARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Business Objects (Nasdaq:BOBJ - News; Euronext Paris ISIN code: FR0004026250 - BOB), the world's leading provider of business intelligence (BI) solutions, today announced its advanced new enterprise performance management (EPM) roadmap in the wake of the completion of its Cartesis acquisition. The company closed the Cartesis acquisition in June. .
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