ATW Tech Renews Contract with RAMQ

MONTREAL, May 02, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ATW Tech Inc (“ATW Tech” or the “Company”) (TSX-V: ATW) announces that its division VuduMobile has renewed its contract with Régie d’assurance maladie du Québec (“RAMQ”) for an additional year without changing the amount, terms, and conditions.

RAMQ, the government health insurance board in Quebec, has integrated VuduMobile’s text messaging solution as part of its effort to better serve familial medical clinics across the province with the governmental program Rendez-Vous Santé Québec (rsvq.gouv.qc.ca).

“I am delighted that RAMQ continues to trust in VuduMobile as a strategic communication partner. Our team strives to always provide great products and exceptional service, and every retained customer is a reaffirmation that we are on the right track,” said Ghislain Dallaire, Vice President and General Manager of the VuduMobile division.

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ABOUT ATW TECH

ATW Tech is a leader in financial technologies (‘fintech’), owner of several web platforms including VoxTel, VuduMobile, Option.vote and Bloomed. VoxTel offers various interactive communication, landline and mobile carrier billing phone solutions. VuduMobile is specialized in text messaging for enterprises through its unique, user-friendly and bilingual text messaging application and turnkey solutions. Option.vote offers a large scale, customizable, and secure multi-method voting system for unions, political parties, professional associations, and others looking for a way to reduce their voting costs and to improve their participation rates. Bloomed is a cloud-based platform to manage data (smart data) on consumers and their behaviors which is developed for marketing agencies and their campaigns for the consumer and corporate markets.

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