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Inlumen Expands Services, Renames from NewsAlert

Strategic Insights

Oct 1, 2000 — 1 min read

Inlumen, formerly NewsAlert, has launched a new range of services and rebranded itself to reflect its expanded role in the information service provision space. The company now offers real-time business information and market data to finance websites and business-to-business e-marketplaces. This move comes as part of a broader strategy to support web businesses globally and facilitate the expansion of its products and services.

Key Takeaways:

Inlumen has expanded its services to provide real-time business information and market data to e-finance websites and business-to-business e-marketplaces.
The company has retained its existing website at http://www.newsalert.com as the main portal for direct consumers to its services.
Inlumen plans to release several new services this fall, including a feature that allows clients' website editors to filter, preview, and select stories before publication.
The firm has undergone significant changes since January 2000, increasing its customer base by 100% and expanding globally.
Inlumen's CEO, Laurent Ohana, has attributed the company's success to the hiring of a talented international management team in Europe and Asia Pacific.

Statistics:

Inlumen has increased its customer base by 100% since January 2000.
The company has expanded globally, with a presence in Europe and Asia Pacific.
Inlumen expects to release several new services this fall, including story filtering, previewing, and selection features.

Sources:

Newsbytes.com, http://www.newsbytes.com
Inlumen's Website, http://www.inlumen.com
Press Contact: Soraya Morgan, Inlumen, 212-201-6499
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