Montana Business

As the holidays are rapidly approaching, are you using a client centric focus in attracting and retaining new clients?

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"The employees recognized today have gone above and beyond the call of duty, demonstrating an exceptional commitment to public service," said Secretary Chu. "Their dedication, knowledge, and skills have served to strengthen our nation’s economic and energy security and the work of the Energy Department."

These GasLess products look to disrupt the market for outdoor power equipment by creating unparalleled advantages over traditional gasoline powered products.

Matson’s Laboratory http://www.matsonslab.com is honored to continue as the source of cementum age and tetracycline biomarker analyses for worldwide clients we have worked with for many years.

TerraEchos Inc., a worldwide leader in security solutions that process and analyze big data in motion in real time, has been selected as a Premier Business Partner by IBM for its work with the IBM InfoSphere Streams computing platform.

"Essentially we launched with the idea of providing advanced communications solutions to those who couldn’t otherwise get it."

"Oracle’s bare-knuckle approach to sales and how it treats customers is 180 degrees the opposite to RightNow’s ethos of client-centricity and flexibility," William Band, a vice president at research outfit Forrester Research, told Wired.com.

"We’ve shown time and time again with our Economic Development Summits that when we give Montana entrepreneurs a chance to shine in the national spotlight, they steal the show and the attention of big name job creators like Oracle," Baucus said. "RightNow Technologies is a great company that has proven Montana can produce home-grown, state-of-the art technology. Landing Oracle’s business in Montana is a big win for Montana jobs and another great return on our investment in Economic Development in Montana."

Founded in 1997, Bozeman, Montana based RightNow went public in 2004. The company boasted a market cap of $1.2 billion at market close last week.