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Netpresenter is an internationally leading communication and alert software company which builds solutions to improve communications to staff, customer and public.

Its integrated cross media communication platform for mobile-, PC-, Digital Signage screens & social media currently powers in excess of 1 million licences, including a whole country, but is also be used at many small companies, the Fortune 500 and government.

One of the company flagship projects is the innovative AMBER Alert system used by the Dutch federal police to inform the whole Dutch nation, via 12 different media, when a child goes missing. www.amberalertnederland.nl

Overview of products:

Digital Signage - Snappy, dynamic presentations on large screens – for example in stores. An easy-to-manage solution with ‘stopping power’.

Internal communications - Because corporate news and information is brought under the staff’s attention again and again – for example using professional presentations on PC screens (screensavers, desktop presentations), large screens and even mobile phones.

Emergency communication - Immediately alert all in case of an emergency. Use any screen, including mobile phones and PDAs.

Netpresenter software has been on the market since 1995 and currently drives more than 1 million screens worldwide; more than all competitors combined.

Customers include multinationals such as Sony, Nokia, Sara Lee, Volkswagen, Adecco, Ahold, Barclays, Jaguar, Akzo Nobel, Toshiba, Unilever, GE, L’Oreal, Johnson & Johnson, Eastman, OGE and DSM, but also many police organizations, governments, schools such as Yale University, and hospitals including George Washington University Hospital and Lucille Packard Children’s Hospital. The software is also used by many SMEs worldwide.

Software (rental or purchase) may be installed on the local network, or hosted over the internet.

Specialties

software, technology, external communications, digital signage, narrowcasting, internal communications, emergency alert systems, emergency communication