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We haven't been everywhere and done everything, but we do have this critical mass.

All in all we've worked in more than 75 industries, for over 225 clients, gaining market insight and know-how with each and every client, each and every time. And we leverage what we learn for our clients every day.

In 1995 we started out as an agency in the software development tools arena, providing developers with in-depth articles and news on software aimed at helping them automate and document their work. We worked for companies such as Cayenne Software, QSS/DOORS and Rational Software and many more.

Then we worked for companies that provide tools for application development such as Progress Software. Along came a host of application software solutions. i2 Technologies (now JDA), for whom we continue to work in the supply chain management field, but also for other companies such as Genesys Telecommunications Laboratories (part of Alcatel Lucent) in the area of Enterprise Interaction Management. Since 2004 we've worked for RightNow Technologies in Customer Experience Management.

In the same year, we initiated our Life Science practice with Millipore (now part of Merck) and have since done quite a bit of PR and MarCom work in interventional cardiology, aortic intervention, peripheral intervention and endovascular brachytherapy, but also in imaging and patient-specific knee implants. In 2010 we began our Clean Tech practice, launching companies such Southwest Windpower, consulting for the Solar GROUP International, and promoting Fairchild's low power microelectronic solutions.

 

 

DID YOU KNOW?

Smart Phones Gaining

According to July 2011 data from NielsenWire, forty percent of mobile consumers in the U.S. now have smartphones. The most popular operating system is Android; Apple’s iOS is in second place, with 28 percent. Full story:

http://blog.nielsen.com

More Security, Less Freedom?

Every other Internet user (52 percent) is worried about the tradeoffs between freedom of expression online and data security. Forty per cent share are mostly unconcerned, or not at all, and eight percent are undecided. These findings emerged from a survey of the German IT industry association Bitkom. More:

http://www.silicon.de