EnsyncTrends Launches New Line at Salesforce.com Essentials Tour

January 10, 2008. Trend tracking has  grown even more trendier with the launch of EnsycWireless at the CRM Essentials Seminar, hosted by Salesforce.com, being held at the Hyatt Regency in Tampa, Florida today.  EnsyncWireless is the techno-fabulous addition to EnsyncRep, allowing visibility of trend reporting from an iPhone, Blackberry, Treo, or any cell phone.  EnsyncTrends will unveil this product to demonstrate its easy connectivity to any CRM solution and any other existing system to provide trend reporting.

According to the Wall Street Journal, executives have become “increasingly sophisticated”, using [trend analysis] to “help them manage with the goal of increasing shareholder value.”(1)  Everyone from Donald Trump to The University of Memphis' Bureau of Business and Economic Research (2) focuses on trend forecasts and analyses. "If you are able to hit a trend or a fad early," says Trump, "you'll make much more money than you would from a more normal business."(3)

EnsyncTrends understands the powerful opportunities that arise when capitalizing on trends. EnsyncRep capitalizes off the introduction of the EnsyncRep product by enabling CEOs to extract any report real-time and access on their iPhone or Blackberry – as long as they are connected to the Internet with secure login credentials.  It leverages the Force.com platform to extract all data from Salesforce.com.  Additionally, it connects to Siebel, Access, Excel, and XML data sources as well as standard SQL Server and ORACLE databases that house other applications.  EnsyncTrends’ consulting staff customizes the areas of trend forecasting and secure login credentials that best suits the company’s needs and extracts a data model for the EnsyncRep solution.  The result is a concise format of data compilation that enables executives to instantly make intelligent decisions whether in or out of the office – technofabulous reporting.

Techno-fabulous technology is a must have convenience for the jet-setter needing access to the company’s progress in a New York minute. The expediency offered by EnsyncTrends sharply contrasts the bulky paperwork and difficulty in shifting through conventional reports that track profitability, revenue, gains and losses. The 1.4 million Apple Iphone units sold since its June 29 release(4) stand as proof that hand-held solutions mark the future for our techo-obsessed world.

“Wireless is the way to go for executive decision makers to view a quick summary of the bottom line, ROI, capital expenditures, profit margins, and performance measurements.  While follow-up meetings may be necessary, data retrieval in the palm of the hand provides an unprecedented expedient visibility into how an organization is performing,” says EnsyncTrends’ Lead Strategist, Temeko Richardson.

EnsyncTrends executes multiple data tracking, to provide a quick, one-stop glance at vital patterns in the four major business components- financial outlook, business process review, performance measurements, and customer satisfaction and retention- that can make or break a company. Their savvy, techno-fabulous knowledge of tracking and trend forecasting allows them to analyze the impact of internal and external actions on the bottom line, easily identifying what it takes to remain successful and further progress to elevated levels of achievement.

Directed by Temeko Richardson, EnsyncTrends is the forward-looking, techno fabulous solution of today. The team promises to deliver the most efficient results, enabling today’s hip CEO to effortlessly track the status of their company via iPhone, Blackberry, or Treo, even while on the golf course, vacation with the family, or night on the town.

Sources:
(1) Wall Street Journal Online: “Finance: The Future Is Now”
http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB119247756242759621.html

(2) Entrepreneur.com: “No sale: Effects of the government sector's decline in employment.” http://www.entrepreneur.com/tradejournals/article/84370893.html

(3) Entrepreneur.com: “Hit or Miss: Finger on the Pulse” http://www.entrepreneur.com/magazine/entrepreneur/2004/june/70860-4.html

(4) Forbes.com: “Handsets: The iPhone Versus The RAZR” http://www.forbes.com/digitalinfrastructure/2007/10/25/iphone-razr-motorola-apple-tech-cx_ew_1025iphone.html