Deskforce has signed an agreement with New Zealand based ActionStep to
deliver ActionStep's CRM-based hosted solution to the service provider's
30,000 install base and to target new market sectors, via its established
network of Managed Service Providers (MSPs).
Deskforce is a provider of SaaS Desktop Management tools to the UK and
European markets. ActionStep's hosted CRM solution integrates perfectly with
Deskforce's established product portfolio and enhances its strategy to become
a leading centre of excellence for SaaS-based applications. With six years'
experience in the SaaS space, Deskforce will be launching a number of new
solutions in the coming months, to widen and strengthen its service offering.
Paul Sadlier, CEO, Deskforce EU, comments: "ActionStep's philosop... (more)
Movirtu, the supplier of network infrastructure solutions for mobile
operators servicing rural poor communities, today announced the launch of
MXPay at AfricaCom, Africa's Premier Communications Congress and Exhibition
taking place in Cape Town 11-12 November.
Mobile phone technology is making it possible to reduce the cost of providing
reliable, affordable financial services to the unban... (more)
SOA and WOA Magazine
At SMA Solar Technology AG, the creation of multilingual product information
is subject to comprehensive quality control and process security. For this
purpose, the world market leader in photovoltaic inverters had decided to
introduce crossAuthor Linguistic authoring support in addition to the Across
Language Server. crossAuthor Linguistic enables technical writers t... (more)
XML Magazine
The new version of SCHEMA ST4 features several highlights, among them the
possibility for unified presentation of technical documentation, a new
product information management (PIM) module, and more flexibility for the
layout of text and graphical elements. In addition, this XML-based editing
and content management system now offers extended reporting functionality,
allowing... (more)
The downbeat prediction is just one finding of wide ranging ‘SMB economic
indicator’ market research which Amplify conducted during July 2009.
When asked, with the benefit of hindsight what SMB owners would do
differently if they saw the recession looming again, the majority (43%) said
that they would have put a much greater emphasis on sales and marketing;
whilst nearly a third (31%) sai... (more)