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Epson pens deal with Man Utd

Admire Moyo
By Admire Moyo, ITWeb's news editor.
Johannesburg, 03 Dec 2010

Epson pens deal with Man Utd

Epson, a digital imaging and printing solutions company, has signed a global sponsorship agreement to become official office equipment partner to English football club Manchester United, says Silicon India.

According to the agreement, which starts immediately, Epson will supply the club with its digital office equipment throughout Old Trafford.

The partnership was unveiled at the team's home ground, Old Trafford, on 26 November with manager Sir Alex Ferguson, chief executive David Gill and the entire first team squad in attendance.

Davinci expands virtual office solution

In order to meet the requirements of clients more effectively, Davinci Virtual, a provider of global virtual office solutions, has expanded its portfolio by adding new products to its turnkey virtual office solution, notes TMCnet.

Davinci claims its new Live Web Chat service complements its high-end live receptionist services and allows customers to convert Web traffic proactively; the new speech-to-text transcription eliminates the need to listen to a voicemail; and the video conferencing application ensures that clients can hold virtual meetings with ease.

"Our new, innovative products integrate seamlessly with our core offerings. As business migrates to the Web completely and our clients become completely mobile, it is critical that we continue to develop applications to match these trends," says Bill Grodnik, president and CEO of Davinci Virtual.

Digital franking solutions unveiled

Pitney Bowes has introduced digital franking solutions to its customers across India, writes IndiaInfonline.

These solutions will enable organisations to streamline the mailing process and control their postal expenses to a considerable extent.

The new generation franking solutions from Pitney Bowes are especially significant in today's business scenario as cost effectiveness and the economics of operations have become the new mantra of cost rationalisation.

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