ISELIN, N.J., Jan. 23, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- SoftNet Technology Corp. (OTCBB:STTC) (German WKN: A0B7RZ) was recently notified, by one of the Company's Fortune 1000 clients, that SoftNet was selected to participate in a pilot program to develop an automated process for the client to track and select consultants for their work with primary customers.
SoftNet was one of only four global solution service partners selected to participate in the pilot program. Upon conclusion of the pilot the client will roll out the program company wide for all vendors and partners. The pilot captures data related to the technical expertise, IT certifications of employees, bench strength and quality of consultants.
"We are very pleased, and honored, to be selected for this pilot program. Anytime, and in anyway, the Company can strengthen its relationship with existing clients, we will take full advantage of and participate to the fullest extent possible. This opportunity is viewed as a win-win for both the Company and the client, improving the quality of service provided by both parties, improving two way communications, and elevates the end customer experience," said Jim Booth -- CEO.
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