Another press release written for Junari to advertise not only their junariCRM Customer Relationship Management software system, but also to publicise the company’s stand at the Bury St Edmunds B2B Fair. Junari were also keen to publicise the debut of their Augmented Reality solution for the iPhone which had been developed in conjunction with 3D modelling agency CG Eye. As appears to be the case with many regional trade shows, the actual promoters put less effort into publicising the venture leading many attendees to assume Junari were sponsoring the event!

The full press release is available on the PRLog news website.

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Junari are set to exhibit their customer relationship management software and services at the Bury St Edmunds B2B fair on Thursday 30th September at the Corn Exchange in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, UK.

Following public acclaim at other regional business fairs, Junari are making another public demonstration of their Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software, junariCRM. Based on the OpenERP platform, junariCRM has been heavily customised for use in UK businesses and is praised for it’s functionality, ease of use and importantly, it’s price.

Said Steve Austin, Managing Director of Junari, ‘We have garnered a lot of praise for junariCRM from other local businesses who are impressed not only by the product, but also the potential impact the software could have on their business efficiency and profit margins. Because of this positive feedback we are taking the opportunity to introduce other companies to our offering at the Bury St Edmunds Business to Business Exhibition.’

In addition to junariCRM, visitors will also have an opportunity to experience the revolutionary augmented realty iPhone app developed in conjunction with 3D On. As official members of Apple iPhone Developer Program, Junari are fully qualified to offer bespoke app development for the smartphone according to customer needs.

The Bury St Edmunds Business to Business Fair, operated by NECSES Events, will feature demonstrations by a variety of local companies operating in a number of different industry sectors. Additionally there will be four seminars of interest to local businesses running parallel to the main exhibition. The exhibition runs between 11am and 5pm; entrance is free.

For more information on junariCRM, bespoke iPhone software development, business process analysis or any other services offered by Junari, visit www.junari.com. Registrations for the Bury St Edmunds B2B 2010 Exhibition can be made at www.necses-events.co.uk

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What follows is another press release publicising a new partnership between Junari and a local 3D modelling company with a view to developing an augmented reality iPhone app.

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Following continued business success, Junari have teamed with CG Eye to develop and market iPhone applications

Building on CG Eye’s experience in 3D modelling and Junari’s expertise in software development, the newly formed partnership, known as 3D On,  will produce and market innovative applications for the Apple iPhone platform. The phenomenal success of the App Store combined with the computing capabilities of the iPhone has seen an explosion in mobile applications limited only by the creativity of software developers.

Said Steve Austin, Managing Director of Junari, “Our partnership with CG Eye and the incorporation of 3D On promises to be one of the most exciting developments in our company’s history. We have several unique iPhone apps currently in development which will further revolutionise the smartphone market. Junari’s development know-how, when coupled with the creativity of CG Eye promises to make 3D On a new force in the smartphone application development arena.”

Despite there being over 185,000 applications for download from Apple, very few app developers are based in East Anglia. In addition to developing their own applications, 3D On intend to offer bespoke app development services to businesses in the region.

The first app release by 3D On is currently scheduled for the end of Spring 2010 and will be available for download from the Apple App Store following completion of testing. Further details will be made available on the 3D On website as the project progresses.

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