High Technology News and Information for the Rocky Mountain Region
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High Technology News and Information for the Rocky Mountain Region |
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 Wednesday, May 7, 2008 mShopper Hires Engineering VP Boulder-based mShopper, a developer of mobile shopping software, has hired on Dave Skinner as the firm's new Senior Vice President of Engineering and Operations. The firm said that Skinner was most recently Vice President of Engineering at LeftHand Networks, and has also served at Sun Microsystems, Redcape Software, Fujitsu ASG, and StorageTek. mShopper develops a cell phone shopping application. posted on Wednesday, May 7, 2008(Full story) Displaytech Gets Design Win Longmont, Colorado-based Displaytech, a supplier of ferroelectric liquid crystal on silicon (FLCOS) microdisplays, said Wednesday that it has scored a design win with SunView, a developer of portable consumer projectors. Financial details of the win were not disclosed, however the firm said that its product is being used to power a small, battery-operated pico projector. The firm claimed the win is the first consumer product to incorporate a pico-projector. posted on Wednesday, May 7, 2008(Full story) CSG Signs National Lampoon Englewood, Colorado-based CSG Systems said today that it has been selected by National Lampoon, to power the firm's online video store. According to CSG, it will provide its Content Direct software to power National Lampoon's new online video store, which offers ability to browse, preview, and purchase movies and other merchandise from the comedy provider. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. CSG said the deal includes both the front end and back-end transaction management. posted on Wednesday, May 7, 2008(Full story) Webroot Taps Mailshell for Email Reputation Services Boulder, Colorado-based Webroot, a provider of anti-spyware and other security software, said this morning that it has integrated Mailshell's LiveFeed reputation service. The technology and service is used for spam filtering and security. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, however, Webroot said it has licensed Mailsheel for its Webroot E-Mail Security Saas product, and also for its other product lines. Mailshell's products use statistical analysis to gauge trust of email senders. posted on Wednesday, May 7, 2008(Full story) Infopia Unveils Professional Services Group E-commerce software publisher Infopia revealed Tuesday that it has launched a Professional Services group. The new group, Infopia explained, will offer growth-oriented e-commerce software and services for online merchants. The unit, Infopia added, will collaborate with merchants to develop strategies to increase sales and foster customer loyalty across online selling channels. The group will also provide assistance with multi-channel growth planning, online branding and search marketing. Infopi (More info...) posted on Wednesday, May 7, 2008(Full story)
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