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Maximizing contacts: Being able to target your marketing
efforts successfully means having the right data about your
potential contacts. Multiactive Software Inc., maker of Maximizer
Enterprise, another popular contact manager, has teamed with
HotData Inc., a Web-based provider of consumer and business
information, to include HotData features within Maximizer. Now its
users will have instant, real-time access to U.S. and Canadian
business and consumer demographic profiles from leading data
providers like Dun & Bradstreet, Experian and Polk, as well as
change-of-address information from the U.S. Postal Service. Prices
range from $350 to $750, depending on the number of users and
configuration. For more information, visit http://www.multiactive.com or call
(800) 804-6299.
Fax meets e-mail: Get ready for fast, easy faxing straight from
your computer. Faxing paper-based documents can be a real hassle
and a true time waster. Keep your office productive by outfitting
your entire enterprise with NetMoves' FaxMailer, an
e-mail-based Internet fax service. Users send an e-mail message
either with or without an attachment to any fax machine in the
world, simply by inserting the recipient's fax number in the
"To:" field. FaxMailer supports the most popular types of
documents, including Microsoft Office, MS Project, Lotus
SmartSuite, Corel, Visio and HTML. By adding NetMoves to your
network, you can essen-tially use one system to perform two
functions. There's a one-time license fee of $39.95 and a cost
of 10 cents for each fax page terminating in the United States.
Visit http://www.netmoves.com
or call (800) 828-7115 to find out more.
Keeping secrets: Trade secrets are good as gold when in the
right hands. However, if your company's secrets get into the
hands of your competitors, they can lead to ruin. According to
Corpedia.com, makers of a CD-ROM titled "An Employee's
Guide to Protecting Intellectual Property and Trade Secrets,"
the theft or loss of trade secrets is estimated to cost the U.S.
economy more than $200 billion annually. To make sure your
employees know what intellectual property is and the consequences
of losing it, Corpedia.com offers this course to educate employees
on your company policies for just $40 per user with available group
discounts. This can help in your fundamental goal of keeping trade
secrets and can also benefit you in court if a secret is made
public. An Internet connection, Windows 95/98, a 4X CD-ROM, 16 MB
RAM, a sound card and a Pentium 100MHz processor are required to
run the program.
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