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March 23, 2009
InnoVista Releases Beta Version of Technology Commercialization Software
Newburyport, MA, --- March 23, 2009 --- InnoVista Systems today announced the beta release of the world's first enterprise software for technology commercialization. Called ComTRAX (for "commercialization tracking"), the software has built-in functions for tracking all aspects of the commercialization process. A key feature is the New Project Wizard, a questionnaire that establishes an initial workplan based on proven commercialization methods. Each workplan includes action items with due dates and responsible parties, so no task gets forgotten. ComTRAX includes many features found only in the most sophisticated enterprise systems, such as interactive searching and sorting, custom report building and data export, and multiple levels of access control and security.
"We have been working tirelessly during the past year on ComTRAX with our development partner Flinders Partners, " said Bruce Gretz, CEO of InnoVista. "Everyone on the team is very pleased with the result and we are eager to get the system in the hands of beta users."
ComTRAX will be marketed by Flinders Partners in Australia under the name ASK
April 3, 2008
InnoVista and Flinders Partners Launch Development of New Technology Commercialization System
Newburyport, MA - April 3, 2008 - InnoVista Systems today announced a partnership with a leading technology transer counsultancy to develop new software for technology commercialization. The new system --- to be called ASK --- will derive mainly from the prior commercialization consulting work of Flinders Partners Managing Director Anthony Francis. Flinders Partners, the research commercialization arm of Flinders University, will handle the marketing and sales of ASKin Australasia and InnoVista will do the same in North America.
"We are very exciting to be working so closely with Flinders Partners," said Bruce Gretz, CEO of InnoVista. "Anthony and his team are clearly among the leading thinkers in technology commercialization and we are eager to embody their methods in our software products."
"While available systems used by commercial arms of universities focus on financial and patenting issues related to intellectual property portfolios, ASK not only introduces a market and partnering perspective, it provides a dynamic tool supporting everyone involved in the commercialization process throughout the entire development," said Mr. Francis.
ASK is scheduled for release in July 2008
About Flinders Partners
Flinders Partners is the research commercialization arm of Flinders University (Adelaide, South Australia). It is newly formed from the merger of Flinders Technologies Pty Ltd. and Flinders Consulting Pty Ltd.
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