Thursday, August 16, 2012
i3 Analytics Releases Suite of Products to Help Biopharma Industry Sort through Data
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Monday, August 13, 2012
Customer Service Software Industry Sees Tumultuous July
While potential customer service software customers may be apprehensive about further outages, Salesforce.com seems confident in its longevity. The company recently purchased GoInstant, a Nova Scotia-based browser collaboration business. While this new entrant to the Salesforce.com family will remain its own entity, its co-browsing technology is sure to find its way into Salesforce.com offerings.
Another competitor in the customer service software space, Oracle, also had its own rash of bad news and acquisitions this summer. The company announced its third major social media purchase when it bought Involver, yet found itself on the losing end of a Court of Justice of the European Union judgment.
Oracle had filed suit against UsedSoft for selling second-hand licenses in an effort to protect its proprietary offerings. Now, as a copyright holder, Oracle – and any other customer service software company – will be unable to prevent such a transaction.
While no other outage release delays or judgments have been reported, acquisitions and revenue growth continue to be hot topics. KANA purchased contact center software provider, Ciboodle, and SAP reported revenue growth in the double digits. NetSuite (News - Alert) enjoyed a 29 percent jump in Q2 revenue and Infusionsoft has grown its customer base to 9,800, a 1,500 jump from Q1.
Regardless of the provider, the customer service software industry is still a dynamic force, and the leaders in this space are making the investments necessary to claim a bigger share and stake their competitive advantage. Users are, as always, looking for performance and features that match the price, and those providers more focused on value are more likely to dominate.
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Edited by Allison Boccamazzo
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Bipartisan Bill Offers Tax Incentives to U.S. Industry for Efficiency Retrofits
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Spigit Received Industry Recognition for Contributions to Emerging Social Enterprise Market
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Wednesday, May 30, 2012
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Saturday, May 26, 2012
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Amernath Partners with Skywire Media for Progress in Hospitality, Gaming Industry
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Report Highlights OME Outsourcing Trends in Automotive Industry
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Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Wireless Industry Helps to Grow US Economy
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Wednesday, April 11, 2012
QUAN to Enter Global Robotics Industry
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Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Nameplates For Industry, Inc. Launches New Membrane Switch Design Guide
Nameplates For Industry, Inc. or ‘NFi,’ a provider of customized printed nameplates, faceplates, membrane switches, decals, labels, serial number tags, tamper-proof seals, keypad and back-lit graphic overlays, plastic cards and templates, has announced the introduction of a new 12-page design guide that will allow product designers to decide which membrane switch design will be more suitable for their product, equipment or instrumentation.
NFi is associated with the Specialty Graphic Imaging Association or SGIA and the Graphic & Product Identification Manufacturers Association or GPI, and has been given a number of international awards. NFi is well known for its advanced features such as four-color process and halftone creation, in-house image setting and Urethane Doming, extensive UL/CSA recognized products and a caring customer services staff.
The new design guide unveiled by NFi includes vital information on a number of topics such as user interfaces, material selection, aesthetic considerations, ESD/EMI/RFI (News - Alert) shielding and connectivity issues.
Named ‘NFi Membrane Switch Design Guide,’ the comprehensively illustrated booklet throws light upon various kinds of membrane switches available and the different user interfaces with graphic overlays including features such as embossing, display windows, selective texturing, material selection and interchangeable legends. Additionally, the guide also includes equipment interface criteria, support panels and technical specifications as well.
Using the new guide, customers of NFi will be able to make better decisions about which type of membrane switch will be able to suit their needs better, and the various design parameters that must be taken into account before soliciting quotations. Similarly, the 12-page design guide by NFi also provides a variety of ‘designer elements’ that must be considered while using and installing the components. For downloading the NFi Membrane Switch Design Guide, please click here.
In other news from December 2011, NFi introduced product identification labels that can be fully integrated with QR (quick response) codes and the full-color printing of custom graphics on a variety of substrates.
These multipurpose QR code labels can be designed and produced for a wide range of indoor and outdoor applications. NFi QR Code Labels feature printed QR codes fully integrated with product identification labels in virtually any color, size, shape, and substrate-adhesive combination; supplied individually or in sets.
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