Category: Business Software
Communications Technology Int'l Inc. releases audience response system control software for Fleetwood's Reply Plus® wireless voting system.
December 3, 2007, Cresskill, New Jersey -- Communications Technology International Incorporated (ComTec) announced today that it has released versions of its Unity and Synthesis software designed for use with Reply Plus multi-digit hardware systems."In today's market, a single digit polling system is adequate for about 85% of the business need" states Tom Campione, ComTec's President. He goes on to say "However, the US Market is quickly maturing and customers now frequently request feature sets that require multi-digit capability such as the prioritization of long lists of business issues."
Unity Plus software is designed for assisting the large group decision making process, while Synthesis Plus is designed for learning support and business games. With improvements in hardware design, companies owning or renting this system can now poll audiences of up to 15,500 people receiving all votes in under 5 seconds.
Contact
Bryan Garbutt
Vice President of Sales and Customer Relations
201 266-6200
www.comtec-ars.com
About Communications Technology
Int'l Inc.
Communications Technology Int'l Inc. is the developer of
ComTec audience polling software which is designed for
use with Fleetwood's Reply wireless response systems. The
company was established in 1986 when it purchased Applied
Futures Inc. Applied Futures is credited with development
of one of the first audience response systems which
was patented as the Consensor in 1972.
Article filed as hcalendar event: ComTec Releases Unity Plus and Synthesis Plus Software: December 3, 2007 Cresskill, NJ
Category: Business
Communications Technology Int'l Inc. provides audience voting system for Marshall's US Figure Skating Challenge.
December 13, 2006, Mahwah, New Jersey -- Communications Technology International Incorporated (ComTec) announced today that it has provided audience voting services for the 2006 Marshall's US Figure Skating Challenge which was held at Boston University's Agganis Arena this past Sunday. The event was produced by ABC/ESPN and was broadcast nationally during the hours of 1:00 pm and 3:00 pm on December 10, 2006.ComTec provided wireless handsets which allowed the in-arena audience to vote for their favorite skaters. ABC/ESPN also gathered votes from viewers calling into a 900 number, along with votes from visitors to the event's website. The in-arena system which included 3500 Reply Worldwide wireless handsets is the largest known configuration for this hardware platform to date, and according to ComTec's President, Tom Campione "system performance was stellar".
Figure skaters who performed in the event include; Sasha Cohen, Emily Hughes, Johnny Weir, Kimmie Meissner, Katy Taylor, Even Lysacek, Rena Inoue & John Baldwin, and Tanith Belbin & Ben Agosto.
Contact
Bryan Garbutt
Vice President of Sales and Customer Relations
201 891-2001
www.comtec-ars.com
About Communications Technology
Int'l Inc.
Communications Technology Int'l Inc. is the developer of
ComTec XP audience polling software which is designed for
use with Fleetwood's Reply wireless response systems. The
company was established in 1986 when it purchased Applied
Futures Inc. Applied Futures is credited with development
of one of the first audience response systems which
was patented as the Consensor in 1972.
Article filed as hcalendar event: ComTec Provides Arena Voting System For US Figure Skating Challenge: December 13, 2006 Mahwah, NJ
Category: Business
Communications Technology Int'l Inc. donates an electronic voting system to the new government of Iraq.
July 11, 2006, Mahwah, New Jersey -- Communications Technology International Incorporated (ComTec) announced today that it has donated a thirty- seat electronic voting system to the new government of Iraq. The gift was accepted by Iraq's ambassador to the United States, Samir Sumaida'ie at the U.S. - Arab Economic Forum (USAEF) conference on June 28, 2006 in Houston Texas.
ComTec, a leading USA audience response system company attended the session at the request of Next Vision Incorporated, the technology supplier for the entire conference. At various times over the three days, attendees used wireless keypads to answer very specific opinion questions that were presented on-screen. Once the votes were in, a graph was displayed. Follow-on discussion between the moderator and panelists then centered on how the audience responded.
According to ComTec's President, Tom Campione: "After hearing Iraq's ambassador speak, it became quite clear that the new government could derive great benefit from using this system back home in its decision making and planning. Because the voting system is both anonymous and real-time, it allows everyone in a planning session to express their truest opinion."
Tom goes on to say "We are very proud of the Iraqi people and their dedication to freedom. Providing assistance in this small way is the very least we can do."
Contact
Bryan Garbutt
Vice President of Sales and Customer Relations
201 891-2001
www.comtec-ars.com
About Communications Technology Int'l Inc.
Communications Technology Int'l Inc. is the developer of ComTec XP audience
polling software which is designed for use with Fleetwood's Reply wireless
response systems. The company was established in 1986 when it purchased
Applied Futures Inc. Applied Futures is credited with development of one
of the first audience response systems in 1972 which was patented as the
Consensor.
Article filed as hcalendar event: ComTec Donates Voting System To Iraq Government: July 11, 2006 Mahwah, NJ
