Webinar Series to Help Marketing and Creative Departments Improve Productivity

MetaCommunications, a leading software developer of collaborative workflow and productivity solutions, announced today that it will host a new Webinar series entitled "Get Efficient. Be Productive."

Iowa City, IA (PRWEB) March 17, 2009 -- MetaCommunications, a leading software developer of collaborative workflow and productivity solutions, announced today that it will host a new Webinar series entitled "Get Efficient. Be Productive." to help Marketing and Creative departments streamline their processes. The seminar series will showcase the forthcoming release of its Workgroups 2009 collaborative and productivity suite.

This series will take place on:

With the new release of our digital workflow packages, we are strengthening our commitment to helping customers roll out new products and services by providing a range of digital workflows that are as powerful to use as they are easy to install

This Webinar series provides concrete information for companies looking to increase productivity with fewer resources and with lower cost.

Registration is available at: http://www.meta-comm.com/webinar0903.htm

The all new Workgroups 2009 suite is the affordable solution that helps marketing and creative departments collaborate, manage workflow, and be more efficient and productive. Teams can get started for as little as $499/month.

Webinar attendees will learn how to:

- Quickly submit and track creative jobs via web browser
- Simply schedule and traffic projects
- Efficiently manage resources and workflow
- Find files for reuse or repurpose
- Speed, organize, and automate proof approvals

"With the new release of our digital workflow packages, we are strengthening our commitment to helping customers roll out new products and services by providing a range of digital workflows that are as powerful to use as they are easy to install," said Robert T. Long, Executive Vice President of MetaCommunications. "This Webinar series provides concrete information for companies looking to increase productivity with fewer resources and with lower cost."

About MetaCommunications:
MetaCommunications is a leading software developer of cross-platform process management and productivity solutions for the graphic arts industry, including its award-winning Job Manager™, Virtual Ticket™, Approval Manager™ and Digital Storage Manager™ components. MetaCommunications has thousands of users of its software worldwide, helping some of the world's top creative agencies, corporate marketing groups, publishers, printing and prepress firms work more efficiently and profitably. MetaCommunications was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Iowa City, Iowa. For more information about MetaCommunications, please visit http://www.meta-comm.com.

For more information, contact:
Robert T. Long
MetaCommunications
1210 S. Gilbert Street
Iowa City, IA 52240 USA
319-337-8599 x180
blong (at) meta-comm.com

© 2009 MetaCommunications, Inc. All rights reserved. MetaCommunications, the MetaCommunications logo, Approval Manager, Virtual Ticket, Digital Storage Manager, and Job Manager are trademarks of MetaCommunications, Inc. Additional company and product names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of the individual companies and are respectfully acknowledged.

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