Tech briefs: New Clinipace exec; Pfizer picks Biologics; Bronto marketing whitepaper; new Telit deal; ChannelAdvisor client win; Mariner training
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Research Triangle Park, N.C. —
• Contract research organization Clinicpace names a new chief medical officer in Europe.
• Pfizer picks Cary-based Biologics as distribution partner for cancer drug Inlyta.
• Bronto Software is offering a whitepaper outlining how retailers can integrate marketing plans across email, mobile and social marketing.
• Telit Wireless Solutions has landed wireless solution provider Alta Industrial Automation as a customer for its machine-to-machine communications technology.
• Riderscount.com, an international retailer, is using ChannelAdvisor solutions to improve its online sales.
• Mariner, a provider of Microsoft training solutions, will offer PowerPivot training across the southeast after being selected by the authors of PowerPivot for Excel 2010.
techniques needed to implement PowerPivot and make critical business decisions using the most popular BI tool on the planet, Excel.
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