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May 13, 2016

DataOceans Signs Agreement with National Media Company

DataOceans announces that it has signed an agreement with a national media company to provide Customer Communications Management services.

DataOceans Signs Agreement with National Media Company

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ATLANTA, GA – May 10, 2016

DataOceans, LLC announces that it has signed an agreement with a national media company to provide Customer Communications Management services. The agreement includes the design and deployment of enhanced print and electronic billing statements, a modern customer portal, integrated online payment capabilities, and dynamic multi-modal HTML5 Customer Experience presentation. The online portal will allow customers to manage their delivery preferences, manage their profile information, and manage newspaper subscription services. DataOceans will begin work on this new agreement in May and expects to go live in late October of 2016.

“DataOceans is excited for the opportunity to work with media companies who are looking to expand digital marketing to new mediums,” says DataOceans Manager Lawrence Buckley. “Media companies have advertising in their blood, and are well positioned to bring their mature advertising processes to customer statements and portals.”

About DataOceans

DataOceans offers customer communications management solutions that help companies across multiple industries improve existing customer communications, including billing and invoicing for print, portal, tablet and mobile phone deliveries.  These newly transformed customer communications can be quickly implemented without significant involvement of client IT resources and offer interactive experiences, personalization, highly-targeted ads with a focus on increasing revenue and decreasing costs.

Visit www.DataOceans.com for more information about the company and our products.

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