COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Jan. 20, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- Maximum Dynamics, Inc. (OTCBB:MXDY), a technology solutions company that combines cutting edge technology with its back office and administration services to provide client side support and business process management services, released information today about its expansion of its back office services. Due to demand, Maximum is taking the time required to build one of the largest back office service solutions in the world.
Maximum's initial implementation and deployment of its Datalus software and back office for fund managers has undergone a dramatic reorganization plan by management in order to meet a much larger demand by major financial institutions around the world. As a result, Maximum is building partnerships with already existing call centers, marketing groups, accounting companies and law firms to construct a large capacity back office and call center in South Africa. Plans are underway to expand later into other countries such as China and Mexico.
This new expansion onto the Datalus technology and the resulting services and products are being referred to as "Dynamic Back Office Service Centers" (DBOS Centers) with major milestone of capacity expected in mid 2005. When completed, this network of resources will allow for unlimited scalability, call center and workflow load balancing, global reach, and enormous capacity for call answering with reduced customer phone service transaction times. Maximum will enable and empower financial institutions around the world to substantially reduce costs while increasing quality of customer service and streamlining client side support of transactions that occur in financial institutions.
"I came to the conclusion some time ago that we were coming to a crossroads where we had to decide whether Maximum wanted to aspire to become a multi-million dollar business or a multi-billion dollar business," Eric Majors, the CEO of Maximum. "I knew full well that doing the latter would change our entire rollout prospective and lengthen many aspects of our product rollout stage. Fortunately, I work with some of the most brilliant people that I have ever met and when confronted with this question no one hesitated for a moment to vote in favor of the larger goal."
Maximum is using its subsidiaries Unilogic Solutions, Maseco Systems Integrators and Maseco Denmark as well as a host of software and solutions strategic partners to provide the required infrastructure to start down the road of its expanded scope and focus. These companies have worked to develop and integrate software, hardware, internet and telephony solutions that will interconnect all of the accounting, legal and call center resources all on one custom platform that will be shared throughout the DBOS Centers, Maximum's offices, and partners around the world.
With the opening of the Maximum Dynamics House, a business center complex in Cape Town, South Africa, Maximum now has newly expanded capacity to conduct business for and with its partners and subsidiaries around the world. These new offices include an education and research center, a call center, demo rooms and executive offices. The education and research will be a class room equipped with computers where ongoing research will be performed as well as skills transfer training courses in language acquisition, communication skills, computer literacy and basic business training for people ranging from recent college graduates to disadvantaged people with little to no education.
"Some people ask me why Maximum is spending time and resources on building an education research center when the company has not yet booked substantial revenue," said Eric Majors, CEO of Maximum. "We believe that if we do not implement these programs to help people when the company is short of cash, then we will not implement them when the company has cash. One of our goals for the company is to set a new standard and example to the world that shows that business and commerce can be used as a means to solve many complex social and economic problems. We demand excellence from ourselves when it comes to our work and we seek to leave a long positive, lasting and historic impact in the communities in which we do business."
Maximum's philosophy is that by intelligently using the resources of the company and countless volunteers to educate and better mankind while also turning a profit, it will be on the front lines generating employable and bankable people to consume its products and services. Maximum's partnership with its newest customer, the Taxi Cab Association of South Africa, is built on this very foundation.
For more information about Maximum, Inc., visit the company's website: http://www.maximumdynamics.com.
This press release may contain forward-looking information within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and is subject to the safe harbor created by those sections. Maximum Dynamics assumes no obligation to update the information contained in this press release. Maximum Dynamics' future results may be affected by its ability to continue to implement its hedge fund administration services, its newly acquired Internet marketing capabilities, its dependence on procuring highly competitive hedge fund administration contracts, its dependence on hiring and retaining qualified professionals, potential fluctuations in its quarterly operating results, its dependence on certain key employees and its ability to timely and effectively integrate the businesses it may acquire.