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, February 9, 2010 Micro Power Names Engineering VP Beaverton, Oregon-based Micro Power Electronics reported today that it has named Ron Pitchel as the firm's new Vice President of Engineering and Continuous Improvement. The firm, which develops power supplies and battery systems for the medical, commercial, and military markets, said that Pitchel joins the firm with over 25 years of experience in the engineering and manufacturing industry. According to Pitchel's LinkedIn profile, he was most (More info...) posted on Tuesday, February 9, 2010(Full story) Microsoft, Interpublic Ink Ad Deal Microsoft and advertising giant Interpublic Group said today that the two have signed a partnership, where IPG will use Microsoft's Atlas as its "preferred" ad-server solution at IPG's various agencies. Financial details of the deal were not disclosed, however, the firms said that Microsoft's Atlas ad serving will be used by default across IPG's various agencies, which manage around $30 billion in global media. IPG's agencies include McCann Erickson, Deutsche, Low & Partners, The M (More info...) posted on Tuesday, February 9, 2010(Full story) DocuSigns Courts Channel Partners Seattle-based DocuSign, a developer of electronic signature software-as-a-service, is courting partners with a new program, the firm said today. DocuSign said it has launched a new DocuSign Partner Program, asn an effort to reach strategic, referral, and affiliate partners. The new program includes training, marketing tools, co-marketing programs, and other support for its partners. The firm said it is initially targeting the financial services, real estate, media/communications, and Sale (More info...) posted on Tuesday, February 9, 2010(Full story) Hipcricket Signs Broadcaster Kirkland-based Hipcricket, a provider of mobile marketing services and marketing campaigns, said today that it has signed on the Journal Broadcast Group, which operates a group of 33 radio stations and 13 television statons in 12 markets, as a customer. Hipcricket said Journal will use the firm's products to reach mobile phone users. The two companies have been working together since 2007, with six of Journal Boradcast Group's stations currently using Hipcricket. Financial details behind (More info...) posted on Tuesday, February 9, 2010(Full story) nGenera CIM Claims Strong Growth, Signs Skype Bellevue-based nGenera Customer Interaction Management (CIM), a developer of email automation and customer support software, is claming this morning that it had "strong" financial results in 2009, and has signed on voice-over-IP firm Skype as a client. The privately held firm, which is a division of nGenera, did not disclose actual financial details of its 2009 results, or any other details to bolster its claim. nGenera CIM was formerly Talisma, and was acquired by nGenera in 2008. (More info...) posted on Tuesday, February 9, 2010(Full story) |
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