Unity Technologies to Also Make Available a Robust Portfolio of Exciting New Games Optimized for Certain Qualcomm Snapdragon Processor-Based Devices
ANDOVER, MA — (Marketwire) — 03/25/13 — Today released their second version of the CRUSH database. In this new release, customers can search the CRUSH M3 technology user database for 6,500 technology products and 1,500 technology vendors in order to build hyper-targeted marketing campaigns and sales prospecting lists. In addition, SalesQuest added over 8,000 new executive organization charts."Customers and prospects have been asking us to expand our CRUSH Report coverage into the mid-
Leverages Advanced Digital Print Capabilities to Deliver Variable Content Quickly and Economically; Highly Targeted, One-to-One Communications Dramatically Increase Direct Mail Response Rate and ROI in a Multi-Channel Marketing Environment
SoC Verification Software to Be Continuously Demonstrated
Solution Wins Best Innovation via ACH at 2013 PYMNTS.com Innovation Awards, Manages More Than Five Million Bills per Year, Worth $10 Billion-Plus
As EVE Celebrates a Second Decade, 19th Free Expansion Opens New Frontiers for Exploration
Mandeville Location in New Orleans- North Shore Marks the Company-s Presence in 16 States; Also Unveils GetInAtBenEdwards.com, a New Informational Website for Advisors
TOKYO and PALO ALTO, CA — (Marketwire) — 03/25/13 — Guardtime (), the leading provider of Keyless Signature Infrastructure (KSI) technology for the authentication of electronic data, today announced it is partnering with Japan Drones, the leading developer of custom software for miniature Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) selling into the Japanese market.Keyless Signatures provide proof of signing time, signing entity and data authentication while the verification of the signature can be done
Supporting More Than 100,000 Public Sector CRM Seats to Date, Scribe Meets Rising Demand for Enterprise-Grade Strength and Reliability
LOS ANGELES, CA — (Marketwire) — 03/25/13 — A recent survey from Lieberman Software Corporation reveals that more than 80% of IT security professionals believe that corporate employees deliberately ignore security rules issued by the IT department.The survey, which looked at the attitudes of nearly 250 IT security professionals, also discovered that more than half of those who think that workers deliberately ignore IT security directives do not believe end-users would listen more even if the