Today marks the official migration of our primary corporate identity from IASP
to
Enotia.
IASP will continue to trade as a key Enotia brand specialising in corporate
website applications, e-commerce and Internet marketing, while Enotia focuses
on the web/desktop/mobile Internet business management software market.
We will officially launch Enotia's new flagship product:
the Enotia
Customer Relationship Management System (CRM) at our exhibit at
Australia's primary technology trade show: CeBIT, being held at the Sydney
Exhibition Centre from May 20th to May 22nd.
We have complimentary visitor passes to the CeBIT exhibition and invite you to
visit us personally (Hall 4, Stand U 30). If you would like to take advantage
of this opportunity please contact Elise Kendall on 03 9329 1022 before May 6th
to confirm your attendance.
Enotia CRM is built on IASP's robust existing technology and is available as a
stand alone system or as a fully integrated add-on to all IASP websites.
The system offers 3 distinct advantages over competitive products:
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It can be rapidly deployed to highly customised specifications (just as
IASP corporate websites can)
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It is available as a desktop application and as an Internet and Mobile
Internet application
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It is available at substantially lower cost than alternatives
For reference we have been using the Enotia CRM system internally during
the development phase over the past 18 months, which has allowed us to service
a substantially increased client base more efficiently without the need for
additional staff.
The CRM system currently assists us with management of all projects and
production, support, accounting, staff and clients relationships and I estimate
it is doing the work of at least 3 people.
Over the coming weeks we plan to contact you in relation to this exciting new
product, however, we welcome you to contact us directly to register your
interest and discuss your personal requirements in the meantime.
Thanks for your continued support.
Yours sincerely,
Tony Bartlett
CEO
Thursday, 1 May 2008