>FYI, stopped by the CMVT booth at Supercomm earlier in the week. They're kind of tucked away in a corner but was shown a nice demo of the new Internet call waiting feature. I'm not sure what differentiates it from other similar offerings, but its a very useful feature.
you didn't happen to test-drive this one too, didya, 'bdzr?
did you k(n)ick any hawks fans in the shins while you wuz down there? tip-off in three hours!
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Premiere Technologies Wins Best of Show at SuperComm '99
ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 9, 1999 -- Orchestrate(R) E-mail by Phone Demonstration Steals the Show
Premiere Technologies (NASDAQ: PTEK), a worldwide provider of innovative communication solutions, won a Best Booth Award at SuperComm '99 for the innovative and creative design of the company's high-tech exhibit, Orchestrate(R) E-mail by Phone. The booth featured Premiere's newest product launched earlier this week, Orchestrate(R) E-mail by Phone, a Web-based communications solution that allows users to hear their e-mail over the phone and respond to it with their own voice from any phone, anywhere. Premiere's futuristic show booth allowed SuperComm attendees to demonstrate Orchestrate E-mail by Phone via user friendly, high tech, free-standing kiosks. The seven-foot-tall, polished aluminum kiosks attracted a lot of attention at the show and generated a lot of product demonstration. "SuperComm was a great venue for us to showcase our Orchestrate E-mail by Phone and we're pleased that we were recognized for our innovation" said Boland T. Jones, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Premiere Technologies. "We received favorable comments from potential customers who visited the booth about our new Orchestrate services, and the interactive kiosks played an instrumental role in our success." Upon conclusion of SuperComm, the Orchestrate E-mail by Phone kiosks will hit the road for other Atlanta sites where e-mail users can try this innovative, simple technology that features unlimited local access for a flat rate of $19.95 per month - with no new hardware or software required. |
