Recent Interprise email announcement:-


On March 1st 2010, Interprise Software Solutions Inc. was acquired by a group of private investors from the Taylor Corporation. Among the investors of Interprise Solutions is a long time customer with expertise in software development and a long standing tradition of exceptional customer support and go-to-market strategies. We believe that this acquisition represents the beginning of a renaissance period for Interprise Solutions that will provide substantial long term benefits to both our customers and partners.



As with any acquisition of this kind, there will be a number of changes taking place at Interprise Solutions that may affect you. One of the most unfortunate is a reduction of force in our operations which has resulted in the relocation of our headquarters from North Mankato, Minnesota to Culver City, California and the closing of our Cebu City, Philippines offices. On a positive note, the majority of the key Cebu employees have agreed to relocate to our Makati City, Philippines office. The Support department had been located in Cebu City, so the relocation may cause delays in your technical support response times during the first week. We appreciate your patience as we rush this move.



The Team (Old & New)


Gary Harrison, the original Founder of Interprise Solutions, will be returning to daily operations as the V.P. of Product Development after working for the company as a consultant. He will be joined by Yossi Zekri who will be taking over the role of the company’s President and Chief Operating Officer. Mr. Zekri has a vast range of management expertise specializing in technology, manufacturing, sales, marketing, and product distribution. Curt Rice will be remaining with the company as the V.P. of Technical Services and will be given a number of new responsibilities which include customer support in our ongoing effort to improve the services that we give to our customers. We would like to introduce our V.P. of Business Development, Iuval Hatzav, to the team. His wealth of knowledge regarding software and engineering will be a great insight to our team.



Our Philippines location is happy to report that the large majority of employees that were part of Interprise Solutions prior to its acquisition by the Taylor Corporation have elected to join the new company expressing a new level of dedication to improve our products and services. With all of our development, support, and QA located in a single facility, we expect to operate far more effectively than we did in the past.



The Plan


Over the next two to four months you can expect to see…

An entirely new website that will integrate the various activities of our Interprise Suite.com, Interprise.tv and ConnectedBusiness.com websites. This website will feature:
Comprehensive product details
A growing library of product related videos
A forum for customers and partners
A wiki to organize the vast quantity of product related information we have
A feedback section where customers get to drive future product development by voting up or down new feature requests
New download section
New Support ticketing system
“Customer Profile” pages
“Partner portfolio” pages where partners can talk about their products, services and successes
Our bug list and the progress of the development team to address the bugs reported
And more…
A product Roadmap that will shared with our customers and partners
Several updates to our product line
Release of “Version 5” (5.4) which will include…
A number of new and improved features
Support for Paypal and Google checkout on the cart
Nearly 300 bug fixes
Version 5.5
Improved Inventory Posting
Bug fixes
Version 6.0 (Summer)
Serial / Lot number Tracking
Bin Tracking
Plus much more…
…and a few nice surprises.
All of us here will be working hard over the next few months to make this transition as transparent as possible as we put into place new processes and procedures to lead the company in the right direction. We would like to thank each and every one of you in advance for your support as the company makes this transition.