Dovarri Launches Latest Version, Orizon, With Major Customization Enhancements
Dovarri, Inc. (OTC: DVAR) announced today the upcoming launch of its newest version, Dovarri 7.0, Orizon; completion is expected late March, 2008
HOUSTON, TEXAS (February 07, 2008) –
Dovarri, Inc. (OTC: DVAR) announced today the upcoming launch of its newest version, Dovarri 7.0, Orizon; completion is expected late March, 2008. Built on Microsoft Windows Share Point Services Platform (WSS), Orizon vaults customer customization and personalization to a significantly higher level, radically differentiating it from its competitors.
With Orizon, not only are programming issues eliminated, but customers now have essentially total control over their default templates. These pre-built templates are easily edited by the customer on the screen to meet specific business needs at just the click of a button or two. Most major CRM programs require lengthy interviews with the hosting company’s systems administrator to install even minor customizations. Once implemented, usage and customization are so cumbersome the product is rarely used by the people it is purchased for, the sales people, and a lot of money ends up wasted on a useless investment.
“What makes Dovarri such a great product is how easy it is to use, yet its sophistication can manage the most complicated scenarios. With the upgrade of Orizon, our goal was to improve customization options using as few steps as possible, and I wanted the changes to make a real difference in the global applications,” said President and CEO Geary Broadnax. “Small and medium-sized businesses can ill-afford to waste cash on useless products. Dovarri’s driving force has been to develop a program that is simple to use, and, most importantly, provides exactly what it is bought for: increased sales that translate into increased revenues for our customers.”
Dovarri, a leading provider of Customer Relations Management (CRM) and Sales Force Automation (SFA), provides services to a wide variety of business sectors. CRM software develops stronger customer relationships by identifying and managing customers’ needs; SFA regulates the sales cycle by automating sales tasks, managing customer interactions, and analyzing sales forecasts and performance. Dovarri 7.0 Orizon presents an intuitively designed, web-based CRM and SFA software utilizing a streamlined customer interface. Because 80% of the program can be learned within an hour, rapid implementation and user adoption is certain.
MS SharePoint is a unique .Net platform that controls business information and manages documents over the Internet. Building Dovarri’s CRM/SFA on its foundation results in simplified information sharing, increased efficiency in team collaborations, and improved personal productivity. Hewlett-Packard, Dovarri’s long-term Strategic Partner, recognizes Dovarri’s superior products and service, and recommends Dovarri to their small and medium-sized CRM customers (www.hp.com/sbso/wireless/sales_force_automation.html). Dovarri was awarded SFA Small and Medium Business Product of the Year in 2005 by SEARCHCRM.com. More information about Dovarri is available at www.dovarri.com.
HP (NYSE: HPQ) focuses on simplifying technology experiences for all of its customers – from individual consumers to the largest businesses. More information about HP is available at www.hp.com.
Contact: Sandy Arnett
Dovarri Investor Relations
713.882.3594
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