March Madness Sale Features Exclusive Headliner and Magnolia Brand Theater Seats with Free White Glove Delivery and Installation


Hallandale, FL (Vocus/PRWEB) March 10, 2011

What better way to celebrate spring than with a terrific March Madness blowout sale?

TheaterSeatStore.com would agree with that sentiment, so much so that theyre offering the public at large a no charge $ 199 service with their superbly priced home theater chairs this month.

“Now people can get their brackets filled out, order their home theater seats and get ready for Tourney Time.”, said Chad Menard, lead Web Designer for TheaterSeatStore and an avid sports fan. Menard went on to say, “You may not get your home theater seating purchase right away due to processing and shipping, but if you hurry you can relax in your new home theater seats by the time baseball season starts. Sure, these seats were made for watching movies, but theres no law against using them to watch hours upon hours of sports, certainly not in the America that we know and love.”

It doesnt matter if someone is a headstrong Buckeyes fan or a weak-kneed disciple of fabled 16 seed Murray State, this sale goes together with March like smell of a fresh rain and early morning birds-a-chirping. Why, its as highly palatable as drinking a green beer, and dancing an Irish jig. But, this sale doesnt only celebrate the coming of spring, college basketball, and being Irish. TheaterSeatStore.com wants to make sure that everyone has a great place to enjoy their seasons, sports, and green beer.

TheaterSeatStore.com is a major player in online retail sales of high quality home theater and living room furniture. They are focused on complete customer satisfaction at every step of the purchasing process.

About TheaterSeatStore.com TheaterSeatStore.com is a division of InteriorMark, LLC, who is the market leading retailer of home theater furniture products, entertainment furniture, massage chairs, sofas and sectional sets and bedroom furniture. The company offers a wide range of products and services designed to enhance and decorate a living room space or dedicated home theater environment. InteriorMark is a member of the National Home Furnishing Association and Western Home Furnishings Association, and is an A-rated member of the Better Business Bureau.

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Movielocker State of the Art HD Video Delivery Platform for Filmmakers


Boncourt, Switzerland (PRWEB) December 15, 2010

After a successful beta phase, Swiss-based Movielocker SA (http://www.movielocker.com) has officially launched a new integrated HD enabled online video platform next Monday. Targeting a global generation of independent filmmakers and semi-professionals, as well as niche content video producers, the company offers a platform that allows the hosting and streaming of HD content, a state of the art payment gateway and 2 step licensing. Movielocker joins an exclusive group of companies that is catering to a booming market where digital video clips are made available for sale directly by the producer.

“The future belongs to the Indies”, as Jon Landau (Titanic) quoted recently.

“Everyone already recognizes that the user generated video market is essentially the world’s largest market for free goods, but quality videos will very quickly transform this into the largest movie market in the world,” said Mai-Anh Demottaz, spokeswoman for the company. “The mystery for the movie industry, however, has been how to monetize this market, and for independent filmmakers, how to reach it. Today, Movielocker delivers a streamlined solution that opens a significant new video market to the rest of the world.”

A strategic alliance with the George Eastman House to distribute their archive is far beyond “a stroke of luck”. Movielocker also won over legendary independent filmmaker Jonas Mekas as one of the first supporters of their services. Mekas says: “Get a camera and start filming!” To cement its goal to support the independent film community, Movielocker was essential in bringing The George Eastman House to the table to honor Jonas Mekas with an honorary scholar award at a special award ceremony in April 2011.

A first in the market, the Movielocker service does not require any up-front costs and is backed up by a three layer pricing model.

“We will promote independent films and videos to the worldwide market of movie lovers, who still have an enormous appetite and passion for movies. Their appreciation of this new groundswell of indie movies will lead to significant sales for any kind of filmmakers. Therefore, I believe Movielocker is the fastest and most effective sales channel for filmmakers ever,” said Dmitry Volobuev, Movielockers Co-founder.

Online video viewing is more ubiquitous than ever. “We reach 80% of US Hispanic households with quality broadcast programs,” said Esteban Lopez Blanco, VP of Interactive at LATV Networks. “We know the worldwide online video market will reach 20 billion dollars in a couple of years. To capture our share of that market profitably, we need more digital distribution than ads alone.”

Movielocker plans to expand its reach into viral promotion and marketing of videos online. To request an interview with inventor Dmitry Volobuev, email Eric de Fontenay at ecfont(at)musicdish(dot)net

About Movielocker

Movielocker is comprised of a dedicated team of movie industry professionals and tech developers with a long history in the indie and major film community. Founded in 2009, Movielocker SA is based in Boncourt, Switzerland.

http://www.movielocker.com

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The Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia Celebrates 1000 Deliveries in Worlds First Special Delivery Unit


Philadelphia, PA (PRWEB) April 17, 2012

Less than four years after opening the Garbose Family Special Delivery Unit, the worlds first birth facility exclusively for mothers carrying babies with known birth defects, The Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) celebrates 1,000 deliveries. All babies delivered in the Special Delivery Unit are prenatally diagnosed with birth defects, such as spina bifida or congenital heart disease, and will either undergo fetal surgery to treat the condition before birth or need immediate specialized care or surgery after birth.

Approximately one in 33 babies is diagnosed with a birth defect each year, said Julie S. Moldenhauer, M.D., CHOP Maternal Fetal Medicine/Reproductive Genetics Specialist and Medical Director of the Special Delivery Unit. Traditionally, these mothers will give birth in one hospital, and their newborn will be transferred to a specialized pediatric hospital shortly after delivery. The Garbose Family Special Delivery Unit changed that by allowing for mother and baby to be simultaneously cared for at one institution by a team with great experience and expertise.

The Special Delivery Unit opened in 2008 and is the delivery arm of CHOPs internationally recognized Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment, which has been providing care for women expecting babies diagnosed with fetal conditions for more than 16 years. Established in 1995, the Center is the largest and most comprehensive fetal program in the world, having welcomed more than 12,000 expectant mother from all 50 states and more than 50 countries.

When we opened the Garbose Family Special Delivery Unit, we anticipated that this unique, multidisciplinary approach would improve outcomes for mother and baby before, during and after birth, said N. Scott Adzick, M.D., Surgeon-in-Chief at CHOP and Medical Director of the Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment. We are proud and excited to reach this milestone less than four years after opening.

The 1000th Delivery

Like approximately 40 percent of the babies born in the Special Delivery Unit, the 1000th delivery was a newborn prenatally diagnosed with a congenital heart defect.

Kathy Banks of New Britain, Pa., found out nine weeks into her pregnancy that she and her husband, Andrew, were expecting twins. Their 20-week ultrasound raised some concerns about one of the twins hearts and their doctor quickly referred the Banks to CHOPs Fetal Heart Program for further evaluation.

Once at CHOP, the team found that although the Banks daughter was developing normally, their son had Tetralogy of Fallot, a serious structural malformation of the heart.

Although the news was difficult to receive, the prenatal diagnosis allowed the Banks to adjust and prepare for their sons arrival. It also provided valuable time for the team at CHOP to formulate a plan for the babys delivery and postnatal care.

Kathy was carefully monitored by CHOPs Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment team and Fetal Heart Program for the duration of her pregnancy. On March 19, during a regular prenatal appointment, she asked about scheduling her upcoming cesarean delivery and was told it was too soon — she wasn’t due for another eight weeks and the goal was to deliver the twins as close to full term as possible. However, no sooner did she and her husband return home that day, than Kathys water broke. The couple turned right around and drove back to Philadelphia.

Obstetrician Jodi Slepian, M.D., and her team performed a cesarean delivery in the early hours of March 20. Angela Rose and Liam Andrew Banks were born within seconds of each other, both only weighing a little over three pounds. The multidisciplinary neonatal team was ready and waiting to care for both newborns.

Liam, the baby with the congenital heart defect, was born pink and active. The team ensured that his condition was stable. After the parents were able to see both babies briefly, they were taken to CHOPs Harriet and Ronald Lassin Newborn/Infant Intensive Care Unit to be treated for prematurity, while Mom recovered just a few floors away in the Special Delivery Unit.

The babies are gaining weight and plumping up, says Kathy, but they are still peanuts. As she recovers from the cesarean delivery, she is able to visit her twins as often as she feels up to it, for as long as she likes.

Jack Rychik, M.D., Director of the Fetal Heart Program, says The babies need to continue to grow and Liam will need surgery to repair his heart in a few weeks time

Babies diagnosed with birth defects in utero and their moms need specialized obstetrical services, including prenatal and delivery care, continued Rychik says, Without the Special Delivery Unit, and the immediate care offered by experienced specialists in pediatric cardiology and neonatology all under one roof, the Banks outcome could have been much different.

About the Special Delivery Unit

The unique eight-bed labor and delivery unit was the first of its kind to exclusively care for babies born with a wide range of birth defects such as congenital diaphragmatic hernia, omphalocele, and gastroschisis, or genetic conditions and other fetal conditions unique to complicated twin pregnancies such as twin-twin transfusion syndrome. After delivery, the baby is treated immediately in the Harriet and Ronald Lassin Newborn/Infant Intensive Care Unit or the Evelyn and Daniel M. Tabas Cardiac Intensive Care Unit, while the mother recovers in a comfortable private room nearby.

“Babies with special needs require very specialized and experienced care, both before and after birth — and so do their mothers,” said Lori Howell, RN, MS, Executive Director of the Center for Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment. “This is our mission and our passion, we are constantly working to improve care, treatment and outcomes for these fragile babies and their families. The high volume of patients we see with incredibly complex, rare conditions makes all the difference. Our experienced team has treated hundreds – and, in some cases, thousands – of patients with a given diagnosis and knew that the addition of the Special Delivery Unit would allow us to provide the very best care for mom, baby and really the entire family.

The Special Delivery Unit is staffed by a highly specialized, multidisciplinary team that includes some of the world’s most experienced experts in fetal surgery and therapy, including maternal-fetal medicine specialists, reproductive geneticists, obstetricians, surgeons, anesthesiologists, neonatologists, fetal cardiologists, genetic counselors, midwives, fetal imaging experts, social workers, child life specialists, respiratory therapists as well as advanced practice, obstetric, neonatal and operating room nurses. All are specifically trained to care for mother and infant pairs in which the baby is prenatally diagnosed with birth defects. The teams decades of experience provide both the fetus and expectant mother with an unparalleled level of care.

Our unit is different from other high-acuity delivery units. We provide care only for mothers whose babies have serious and life-threatening birth defects, said Joanna Horst, RN, MSN, Nurse Manager of the Special Delivery Unit. We never forget that we are caring for two patients: mom and baby. While newborns are receiving the worlds most advanced medical, surgical and nursing care, mothers experience an equally high standard of delivery and postpartum care.

Special Delivery Unit nurses are not only highly experienced in labor and delivery care, but are specially trained in the unique needs of the Unit’s patients, including mothers undergoing fetal surgery. They are also skilled in providing palliative and bereavement care for families facing the most difficult outcomes.

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Atlantas BCA Partners with its Customer Base to Speed Delivery of Better, More Efficient Care

Atlanta (PRWEB) May 07, 2012

Organizations using Business Computer Applications (BCA) electronic medical records (EMCs) to speed patient care are also providing feedback that enables the Atlanta-based firm to improve its product line and help others unclog systems choking on paper.

While the U.S. has the best healthcare in the world the current system, clogged with paper records, makes it difficult to coordinate care, routinely measure quality, or reduce medical errors, says Albert Woodard, CEO of BCA, a company devoted to digitizing medical records.

He says the situation is getting worse with 80 million aging baby boomers now landing on Medicare roles at a rate of 7,000 a day and the federal governments planned overhaul of healthcare expected to flood the system with 32 million more patients. And this doesnt even count healthcare for the rapidly increasing prison population which is chewing up an average of 10 percent of every states corrections budget, he says.

He says BCA is continually enhancing its programs with input from its customer base. For example, Jackson Medical Clinic (JMC) in Jackson, Mississippi, a longtime BCA customer, recently beta tested and field-tested the newest version of BCAs electronic medical record software that enables a new reporting system module to fit into its existing electronic medical record system. The new clinical data analysis and reporting tool enables clinics to practice preventive medicine which improves the quality of patient care through the ability to perform in-depth clinical analysis; create and evaluate productivity comparisons; and develop comprehensive reports. For example, clinics utilizing the enhanced reporting system can generate a list of all patients that require medical procedures. It also produces daily, monthly and yearly comparative reports, as needed. The Jackson tests also discovered that new features will make it easy for public and private health care facilities to report data to federal, state, and local governments.

BCA clients around the U.S. that are using EMR systems to increase efficiencies, save money, generate cash flow and boost productivity including the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) andTexas CentroMed Health & Wellness Center.

UTMB successfully converted over 120 Texas Department of Criminal Justice facilities including the implementation of ten years worth of millions of offender health records, updating 3,500 computers, and training over 3,000 users across widely and geographically dispersed facilities in Texas. The statewide system serves some 120 state, 15 youth, and 3 federal prisons and has been recognized for helping the state of Texas realize a 45% reduction in medical tests deemed to be unnecessary. It has also resulted in a 70% reduction in the number of transfers from prison facilities to physician offices and a 38% reduction in transfers from inmate housing to emergency rooms. The EMR system covers 145 locations and handles 19 million interactions a month. Due to the program inmate medical cost-per-day has been drastically reduced to $ 9.67. This compares to $ 41.25 for California, the only state with a higher incarceration rate than Texas.

Another Texas organization, CentroMed Health & Wellness Center, has shown significant improvement in their cash flow and productivity. In just over two years, the nonprofit center went from 12 days in cash reserves to more than 80 days, reflecting an additional $ 5 million in cash.

We need dramatic change in the U.S. healthcare system to overcome one of the most inefficient and deadly aspects of the current system: the fragmentation of care, where treatment occurs in isolation with virtually no information about a patients past, Woodard says. Organizations such as UTMB and CentroMed are examples of how EMRs can help reduce errors, provide better access to health information, save millions of dollars and make it easier to retrieve test results and review medical records.

Tools like electronic medical records (EMR) are the grease because they enable primary care physicians to connect with other stakeholders in the system, share information, and better coordinate the delivery of care, he says. He backs up his comments saying that studies show the United States trails a number of other countries in the use of EHR systems with only 1520 percent of U.S. physicians offices and 2025 percent of hospitals adopting such systems.

Hospitals, doctors, clinics and others are reluctant to adopt systems due to standardization; concerns about privacy; but mostly uncertainty about whats happening in the health care industry, particularly the health care law currently being reviewed by the Supreme Court, Woodard says. But regardless of what happens it will not change the deluge of patients the system will be forced to cope with the next few years.

It is obvious then that system will still be forced to turn to more efficient measures to reduce errors, realize cost efficiencies and improve patients health and we have those tools, said Woodard. Hospitals, private practices and government agencies are increasingly turning to electronic medical records. For example, physicians can take laptops, iPads and smart phones from room to room or building to building. On-call staff can log in from anywherehome, office, hospitals, or elsewherevia a secure virtual private network to access patient information. The tools exist now to give every provider and patient access to all information necessary to prevent errors, improve patient satisfaction and improve outcomes.

We will continue to see more marriages between computers and healthcare with hospitals and clinics as information technology begins to move from the billing departments and other back office functions into the examining room. The 2008 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act directs the healthcare industry to transition from being paper dependent to Information Technology (IT).

So far the transition has been slow. Less than 10 percent of U.S. hospitals have adopted electronic medical records even in the most basic way, according to a study authored by Ashish Jha, associate professor of health policy and management at Harvard School of Public Health, and published in the April 16, 2009 New England Journal of Medicine. The report says only 1.5 percent had adopted a comprehensive system of electronic records that includes physicians’ notes and orders and decision support systems that alert doctors of potential drug interactions or other problems that might result from their intended orders.

The Department of Health and Human Services is offering financial incentives to hospitals and doctors’ practices that can achieve what it calls “meaningful use” of electronic records by certain dates. On the other hand, doctors and institutions that dont comply or fall behind in the meaningful use category will receive lower reimbursement rates for treating Medicare patients.

About BCA

Business Computer Applications, Inc. (BCA) is a leading provider of health information technology solutions and has served hundreds of clients in public, private, and correctional healthcare. The company offers electronic medical record, practice management, financial management, scheduling, accounting, and case management information systems along with a wide range of consulting and technical services. For more information on BCA visit http://www.bca.us.







signagelive Teams with Rackspace To Power Digital Media Delivery Products


London and San Antonio (PRWEB) February 28, 2012

signagelive, a global leader in cloud-powered digital signage solutions, today announced it has moved its media-delivery infrastructure to the Rackspace Cloud.

From advertising promotions used at Londons Harrods and on the Glasgow Metro system, to ads and digital menu boards in the takeaway food areas of the St Louis Rams American football stadium; signagelive is leading the way in terms of digital media innovation, said Taylor Rhodes, Managing Director Rackspace International. We are thrilled to be working with such an innovative company who trusts us to run their mission critical IT.

After a six-month global vetting process, we are thrilled with our move to a hosted managed solution provided by Rackspace, said signagelive CEO, Jason Cremins. Digital signage has long been held back by high IT infrastructure costs and closed, proprietary systems. Moving to a truly cloud-powered system is a first for our industry and this has the potential to truly unlock volume markets and new value chains for us. You cannot scale with software installed on a desktop computer in your closet, but you can with a system that boasts over 70,000 servers across eight data centers.

signagelive sees Rackspace as more than just a place to park their data or outsource computing power to, added Rhodes. The company has embraced the OpenStack tools we provide, created their own applications and optimized on top of our infrastructure. This kind of innovative approach is something we aim to nurture in partnership with our customers, added Rhodes.

Speed Through Services

By utilizing Rackspace’s integration of its CloudFiles product with Akamai’s Content Delivery Network (CDN), signagelive is able to deliver static files much faster and more efficiently to its users and media endpoints. The CDN caches content in a global multi-tier system to ensure that static files are delivered from the closest node to the end user or media endpoint, thus ensuring an improvement in the speed of media delivery and user interface experience.

Scalability, Resilience and Failure Recovery

In line with its move to Rackspace, signagelive created a custom performance monitoring application utilizing Cloud Servers and Cloud Load Balancer APIs, enabling it to scale up or down on demand when required. In times of peak (or unexpected) load, signagelive automatically increases the number of servers available to network customers, ensuring that the user experience remains a constant and is not degraded by any large spikes in traffic.

We learned through this process how critical it is to select the right partner to grow your business with. Its clear that signagelive isnt just a customer, were a part of the Rackspace family, said signagelives Cremins.

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About signagelive

Based in London, signagelive is a private company and a world leader in cloud-powered media delivery solutions, providing a platform that runs even the largest retail networks reliably, efficiently and cost effectively.

Travelex, The World’s Leader In Foreign Currency Exchange, Supports Innovative Arts Delivery To Connect With American Travelers

New York, NY (PRWEB) August 31, 2009

In harsh economic times, TRAVELEX, the leading foreign currency provider for global vacation and business travelers, took a uniquely creative step to help broaden Travelex’s name recognition among American travelers. Americans in particular tend to travel less globally, with only 30% of the American population having a passport. Programs such as Travelex’s “Cash Passport” and “Currency Return Guarantee” are industry leaders and provide peace of mind for both the first time traveler and the travel savvy alike.

Travelex supports the UK National Theatre’s experimental NT Live initiative. As a longtime arts partner of the prestigious theater company, Travelex is committed to helping deliver noteworthy performances onto screens in movie theaters and performance arts venues worldwide during this 2009-2010 season. The NT Live performances are the first live theater streamed through satellite, as the New York’s Metropolitan Opera successfully “performed” to a global audience the last two years in a row. The first NT Live play of the season, PH

Sengistix is Proud to Officially Announce Certification to Provide Remote Monitoring Equipment and Services and the Start of Service Delivery in Ohio


Mendota Heights, MN (PRWEB) February 02, 2012

Sengistix LLC (http://www.sengistix.com) received a Final Approval Letter from the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities (DODD) certifying the delivery of the following types of services; Remote Monitoring Equipment and Services, Adaptive and Assistive Equipment, Personal Emergency Response Systems, Specialized Medical Equipment & Supplies and Supported Living. This approval allows Sengistix to provide its many products and services in Ohio.

This approval provides Sengistix customers the opportunity to utilize SENS Remote Monitoring and SENS Vision services and products throughout Ohio. Our SENS Remote Monitoring System provides affordable 24/7/i custom monitoring that protects privacy, provides data, and can be enhanced as needs change.

The SENS System combines the extensive healthcare services experience of Sengistix with state-of-the-art monitoring technology. The result is an unobtrusive, revolutionary coordinated monitoring system that provides comprehensive, custom care for unique needs.

About Sengistix LLC

Sengistix provides leadership in the delivery and application of health & safety monitoring, using the latest technology.

At Sengistix, we’ve chosen to be the leader in the delivery and application of health and safety monitoring technologies and programs. And we will continue to explore new care solutions for the individuals and caregivers we serve.

Sengistix is responding to the transformation of the health and human services system by bringing new automated sensing technology solutions to caregivers that improve safety, enhance the quality of life, and increase options for greater independence for all individuals requiring support. We offer one of the widest array of options to individuals and caregivers for remote monitoring, from just a few sensors to 24/7 sensors solutions with remote supervision by our staff. Each situation is unique in needs and we offer unique solutions to each situation.

Sengistix is working hard to offset the impact of decreasing health and human services funding and staffing resources in these challenging economic times.

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MyPizza.com Online Ordering Service Focuses on Independent Pizza Restaurants for Takeout and Delivery


New York, NY (PRWEB) June 2, 2010

MyPizza.com (http://www.mypizza.com), an interactive menu and marketing portal for local pizza restaurants which allows users to order pizza delivery, online or by phone, announced today their nationwide launch. MyPizza.com is a free service that makes it very easy for pizza lovers to order their favorite meal.

MyPizza.com customers enter their address and zip code in the MyPizza.com homepage and are presented with a complete list of local pizza restaurants that provide takeout and delivery in their area, along with a live menu for each pizzeria. After customers make their meal selection and enter their payment information, an automated order for takeout or delivery is generated to the pizza restaurant.

According to several industry reports, the majority of all pizza purchases are made at independent local restaurants. However, most online orders are placed with larger chains and franchises. MyPizza.com aims to bridge this gap in online ordering and marketing by providing local pizza restaurants the same resources and technology utilized by the national chains.

“Every neighborhood has so many options for great pizza that it is difficult to remember all of the names, menus and telephone numbers,” said Ilir Sela, founder and CEO of MyPizza.com. “Our goal with MyPizza.com is for one brand to represent all of the local restaurants and make them available in one very easy to use online portal.”

MyPizza.com does not mark up the price of menu items or charge delivery fees to its customers. Its income comes from pizza restaurants which simply pay a low flat fee for each order processed through MyPizza.com. In fact, MyPizza.com negotiates special delivery programs and discount prices with its vendors to help customers save time and money.

“Pizza restaurants which have an online ordering program become more efficient and can cut their overhead by up to 15%,” Sela said. “Our goal is to simply have the pizzerias pass on these savings to the customer”.

MyPizza.com has already started adding restaurants in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Indiana, Texas, California, Iowa, Nevada, Florida, Michigan, Minnesota, Arizona and Maryland and has set a goal for national coverage to be achieved within 12 months.

About MyPizza.com

MyPizza.com is a leading portal for ordering pizza online. As the future of food ordering for the Pizza industry, MyPizza.com is replacing phone/brochure based options at a fast rate, allowing customers to experience a seamless ordering process.

For Pizza Restaurants, MyPizza.com provides a turn-key online ordering system, a full website listing, and marketing services to attract new customers online.

For hungry customers, MyPizza.com offers an easy-to-use online ordering service for their favorite local pizza restaurants and helps save time and money. Hungry? Try it out Order Pizza Online

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Field Asset Services Launches Collateral Command to Streamline the Delivery of Asset Management Services


Austin, TX (PRWEB) September 8, 2010

Field Asset Services (FAS), the nations leading provider of field services to the REO industry, today announced the availability of Collateral Command, an integrated solution for property management services and support. Collateral Command offers lenders and servicers, for the first time, a single source for the full spectrum of services required to manage their growing inventory of foreclosed and REO properties. In conjunction with the release of Collateral Command, FAS is also announcing today the availability of their new Utilities Management Service offered as part of the Collateral Command suite.

Servicers are faced with numerous challenges as they try to manage the abundance of REO properties or collateral under their control, said Dale McPherson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Field Asset Services. Collateral Command was created to simplify this daunting task by providing a single source from which to access the most important services needed to maintain a foreclosed or REO property. In addition, by integrating the use of advanced technology and support from FASs experienced staff, we are able to continue our tradition of delivering these high quality services at a fair, flat rate.

With the number of foreclosed and REO properties growing daily, banks and servicers need for multiple vendors offering a range of services has increased along with the probability of mistakes or fraud occurring in the field. Collateral Command eliminates the risk of having an array of vendors performing separate servicing activities in an uncoordinated manner by providing a single, integrated solution with centralized coordination and management through FASs work flow management system, FASConnect. This approach allows banks and servicers to securely offload the day-to-day tasks associated with REO property management and focus on growing their core business.

There are numerous unoccupied properties in the market today, according to David Friedman, Chief Executive Officer of American Home Mortgage Servicing in Irving, TX. Given the sheer volume, the competition to market and sell these properties is at an all time high. Property preservation services, offered as an integrated solution, can make the difference and potentially remove the stigma associated with an REO and reduce the days on market for the property.

Delivering the Right Services, the Right Way

Collateral Command offers a comprehensive and high-quality suite of services to manage, and control, all aspects of servicing REO portfolios including: