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Posted On: 07/26/2018 3:55:43 PM
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NetworkNewsBreaks – Consorteum Holdings, Inc. (CSRH) Subsidiary Delivers Full-service Approach to Mobile Strategies
Consorteum Holdings (OTC: CSRH), through its wholly-owned subsidiary, 359 Mobile Inc., has developed a uniquely flexible Universal Mobile Interface™ (“UMI”) designed to integrate any stream of data onto mobile devices. An article discussing the company reads: “Companies that want to successfully make the transition to this brave new world – where consumers want enriching experiences and expect to receive them from their interactions with online businesses – will find UMI’s cutting edge technology the perfect solution. Consorteum’s UMI platform provides a full-service approach for mobile strategies that strengthens connections to consumers and allows for a personalized experience. At the Mobile World Congress 2018, held earlier this year in Barcelona, Spain, much of the discussions reportedly centered on “the customer experience and just how far you can go with mobile devices and technology,” an article in Forbes states (http://nnw.fm/ojQ9s).”
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Consorteum Holdings (OTC: CSRH), through its wholly-owned subsidiary, 359 Mobile Inc., has developed a uniquely flexible Universal Mobile Interface™ (“UMI”) designed to integrate any stream of data onto mobile devices. An article discussing the company reads: “Companies that want to successfully make the transition to this brave new world – where consumers want enriching experiences and expect to receive them from their interactions with online businesses – will find UMI’s cutting edge technology the perfect solution. Consorteum’s UMI platform provides a full-service approach for mobile strategies that strengthens connections to consumers and allows for a personalized experience. At the Mobile World Congress 2018, held earlier this year in Barcelona, Spain, much of the discussions reportedly centered on “the customer experience and just how far you can go with mobile devices and technology,” an article in Forbes states (http://nnw.fm/ojQ9s).”
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