Proposal Management Platform PMAPS 2006 to be Previewed at New York City PAICR Conference on February 24th Scheduled for release by the end of first quarter 2006, PMAPS 2006 is the tenth generation of Proposal Software Inc.’s leading proposal management platform. PMAPS 2006 contains over 150 new productivity improvements, including a new document assembly module. It also includes enhancements enabling it to integrate, exchange and coordinate data with a variety of external database formats, particularly CRM platforms. Examples are eASE Exchange, the leading consultant database platform in the financial services arena; LexisNexis’ InterAction CRM application, the leading CRM platform within the legal community; and Accent Technologies,the leading PowerPoint driven “pitch book” management platform. PMAPS is a comprehensive, “industrial strength” proposal management platform in use by over 100 companies worldwide. Originally developed in 1994 for a major healthcare Fortune 500 company where it is still in use, PMAPS has been continually upgraded in response to feedback from professional proposal managers. PMAPS is currently used by major healthcare, financial services and Fortune 1000-size corporations from Guam to the European continent. According to John Laurino, Proposal Software, Inc. CEO, PMAPS, with its demonstrably superior productivity in searching questionnaires, assembling proposals and maintaining a Q&A database, is the clear front-runner among proposal management software for proposal professionals, regardless of industry type. “We have experienced enormous demand for PMAPS by leading edge companies who must continually respond to high volumes of RFP’s in order to stay competitive,” said Laurino. “PMAPS is a powerful tool whose scalability and ease of use makes it the proposal management platform of choice for professional RFP teams of any size." “We have successfully deployed PMAPS across global teams of proposal professionals all sharing a single web-based application on a single server in a real-time production environment. It doesn’t matter whether PMAPS is installed in London or in New York for parallel teams elsewhere to access the application. This ‘work group’ approach to the PMAPS architecture keeps everyone on the same page, using the same data without risk of document duplication, lack of coordination among proposal teams, or the use of obsolete data in critical customer-facing RFP or RFI responses.” About PAICR (Professional Association for Investment Communications Resources) Contacts ### |
