NEW YORK, NY, February 25, 2013 (Press-News.org) InfoTech, a leading software house and system solutions company, with headquarters in New York City and programming facilities in North Dakota, has delivered its Web-based Media Management System (MMS) to Mundo Media Group (MMG). "Like many professionals in the DR industry, I have been a long-time proponent of InfoTech's MMS and have used it at other agencies since 2004," said Ben Fadavi, MMG's CEO. "When the question came up as to choosing the perfect system for Mundo Media Group, the decision was easy. InfoTech not only provides MMS as a turnkey solution, but also customizes it to fit our exact requirements. They have delivered a system that is just a perfect match for our needs. PI, cash buying, short form, long form and everything that an agency needs is done through MMS. And our experience with InfoTech's team has been nothing but positive. Their knowledge of the DR business is exceptional. Thanks to Derek Viglianti's professionalism and dedication in building and heading InfoTech's Marketing Systems practice, along with the entrepreneurial spirit of InfoTech, driven by their CEO, Matti Kon."
"Ben Fadavi is one of the direct response industry's leading veterans," said Derek Viglianti, InfoTech's EVP of Marketing Systems. "We are honored that he has chosen MMS to manage Mundo Media Group's business." InfoTech's CEO, Matti Kon, added "It is a true compliment to have Mr. Fadavi and MMG as our client."
About Mundo Media Group
Headquartered in Mission Viejo, CA, Mundo Media Group (MMG) ensures each client's objectives are met with exceptional customer service backed by over 15 years of Hispanic DR experience, the longest in the industry. MMG draws on its expertise in the industry and its extensive relationships throughout the advertising and media communities to create one-stop, turnkey, Hispanic Direct Response solutions that optimize results for agency clients.
MMG understands that Hispanics exhibit unique product consumption patterns and are not buying in ways that are the same as the total market. That is why we are dedicated to finding the best ways to help our clients connect their products with Hispanic customers. We work collaboratively to effectively deliver our clients' products and services with a distinctive message to the Spanish speaking masses.
Our experience, approach, and understanding of Spanish language and culture, media consumption and technology adoption make Mundo Media Group the essential media partner for any successful Hispanic marketing campaign. For more information, contact Ben Fadavi at 949-345-0040 (office), 949-510-9073 (cell) or ben.fadavi@mundomediagroup.com, or visit www.mundomediagroup.com.
About InfoTech Solutions for Business, Inc.
InfoTech Solutions for Business, Inc. (InfoTech) is a privately owned software house and system integration company with a variety of products, IT services and business practices. Headquartered in midtown Manhattan, with satellite offices in the U.S. only, InfoTech is a Microsoft Certified Partner and GSA approved contractor with multiple credentials and certifications. The company's clients include some of the most prestigious banks, media companies, government agencies, and small to mid-size companies representing a wide range of industries. Additional information can be found at www.infotechfb.com or contact InfoTech at (212) 245-4222.
Mundo Media Group Chooses InfoTech's Media Management System for Direct Response Campaign Management
InfoTech, a leading software house and system solutions company, has delivered its Web-based Media Management System (MMS) to Mundo Media Group (MMG).
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[Press-News.org] Mundo Media Group Chooses InfoTech's Media Management System for Direct Response Campaign ManagementInfoTech, a leading software house and system solutions company, has delivered its Web-based Media Management System (MMS) to Mundo Media Group (MMG).