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 | | April 25, 2003 | ATMI, Inc. Goes Live with ClearOrbit's Gemini Series
ClearOrbit, the provider of extended supply chain execution software, announced today that ATMI, Inc. (NASDAQ ATMI) has gone live with its Gemini Series software. ATMI is a provider of specialty materials and services to the worldwide semiconductor industry. ClearOrbit software is now managing critical receiving, inventory and shipping processes at manufacturing and distribution facilities in Burnet, Texas, and Bloomington, Minnesota.
| | April 17, 2003 | The Emerald People's Utility District Selects Green Mountain Energy Company To Supply Renewable Power Choices to Its Customers
The Emerald People's Utility District (EPUD), a public utility outside of Eugene, Ore., announced today it is negotiating with Green Mountain Energy Company, the nation's largest and fastest growing retail provider of cleaner electricity, to offer renewable energy options under its new "green pricing" program.
| | April 10, 2003 | Green Mountain Energy Company Announces Wind Purchase Agreement
Green Mountain Energy Company, a retail provider of cleaner electricity, announced today that it has purchased virtually all of the environmental attributes associated with the wind output from PG&E National Energy Group's Madison Windpower facility near Hamilton in Madison County, NY. The wind generation from the facility will be used to help meet the demand for customers purchasing Green Mountain Energy electricity through the Niagara Mohawk Renewable Energy Program. Under terms of the agreement, Green Mountain Energy Company purchased virtually all of the environmental attributes associated with the wind output from the Madison Windpower facility through 2004. The seven wind turbines, located on farmland east of Syracuse, have a capacity of 11.5 megawatts and will generate 100 percent pollution-free wind output to meet the demand of Green Mountain Energy(R) electricity customers.
| | March 26, 2003 | Experio Selects MindFlow Sourcing Suite
The Supply Chain practice group of Experio Solutions Corp., a global business and IT consulting firm and Hitachi subsidiary, has incorporated the MindFlow Sourcing Suite into its consulting portfolio. Plano-based MindFlow Technologies is a provider of strategic sourcing applications. Experio is a provider of supply chain and manufacturing solutions.
| | March 20, 2003 | MindFlow Appoints Falivene to Board of Advisors
Plano-based Mindflow has appointed Robert A. Falivene to its Board of Advisors. MindFlow Technologies specializes in the Strategic Sourcing application market and delivering large-scale, recurring direct materials cost reductions. The company produces MindFlow Sourcing Suite(TM), a suite of web-based software to optimize and integrate the end-to-end Strategic Sourcing process.
| | March 19, 2003 | Picking Up The Pieces
Charitygift regroups after firm was sold to California company that eventually folded.
| | March 19, 2003 | Hart InterCivic Signs Douglas County, Colorado, Clerk's Office
Douglas County, Colo., is adopting Hart InterCivic's Universal eRecording Counter for electronic recording of official public records. Douglas County currently uses Hart InterCivic's Anthem to create electronic images of official public records, including land titles and related records, as well as managing the indexing, archiving and retrieval of these crucial records. Hart's Universal eRecording Counter works with Anthem to enable the receipt and automated processing of electronic documents through the recording system.
| | March 17, 2003 | Applied Science Fiction gains $5M in funding as it makes foray into selling photo kiosks
There's a major new development at Austin-based Applied Science Fiction Inc. The photo software and hardware company, formed in 1995 as a spinoff of IBM Corp., originally was trying to develop a way to process film without using chemicals. It planned to license the technology to companies such as Eastman Kodak Co. or Fuji Photo Film Co. Ltd., which would incorporate the technology into their photo kiosks. Now, Applied Science Fiction has decided to go a step further, cutting out the middleman by selling its own kiosks directly to customers — and forcing it to compete against companies such as Kodak and even San Marcos-based Pixel Magic Inc.
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