High Technology News and Information for the Pacific Northwest Region
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High Technology News and Information for the Pacific Northwest Region |
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 Tuesday, May 6, 2008 Attenex Partners With Another eDiscovery Firm Seattle-based Attenex, a provider of e-discovery software for the legal industry, announced Tuesday that the firm has inked an alliance with Kazeon Systems, a provider of e-discovery products. According to the firms, they will offer their complementary software applications to enterprise customers, legal service providers, and law firms. Both firms provide software used by law firms and others to manage legal documents. posted on Tuesday, May 6, 2008(Full story) Applied Precision Sells Life Sciences Unit to Management, Venture Group Applied Precision LLC, a manufacturer of imaging, measurement and analysis systems for the life sciences industry, announced Monday that it has sold its Life Sciences business unit to a group that includes its senior management team and Telegraph Hill Partners of San Francisco. The transaction became final April 29. Applied Precision said the resulting company is called Applied Precision Inc. and will remain at its current location in Issaquah, Wash., a Seattle suburb. Ron Seubert will stay on b (More info...) posted on Tuesday, May 6, 2008(Full story) Condo Shopping Site Debuts New Look, Features CondoCompare.com, a Web site for researching, buying and selling condominiums, unveiled its Web 2.0-enhanced Web site Tuesday. The Seattle-based business claims that it is the only real estate Web site that enables consumers to search and compare condo buildings and condo units, using criteria such as neighborhood, price, amenities, size, cost per square-foot and user-generated comments and ratings. CondoCompare.com currently covers the Seattle and Portland markets and plans to expand to Califor (More info...) posted on Tuesday, May 6, 2008(Full story) Microsoft, Hyundai-Kia Ink Co-Development Deal Computing heavyweight Microsoft Corp. reported Tuesday that it has signed a long-term agreement with automobile manufacturer Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group to co-develop next-generation in-car infotainment systems. According to the agreement, which was signed in Seoul, the two companies will deliver new systems based on the Microsoft Auto software platform. Microsoft said the partnership's first fruit will be an infotainment system that provides voice-controlled connectivity between mobile devices (More info...) posted on Tuesday, May 6, 2008(Full story) |
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