JRVR---Wednesday, January 28, 2004 09:00 ET
PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y., Jan 28, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- The Jackson Rivers Company, (OTCBB:JRVR), has signed a letter of intent to acquire MultiTrade Technologies, a New York-based company specializing in providing information technology solutions to small and medium businesses to satisfy their Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Enterprise Management Systems (EMS) needs. Within this targeted market segment, there is a growing need for integrated systems that streamline information management while remaining cost efficient. This need demands solutions that will help clients integrate financial information and customer order information; standardize and speed up manufacturing processes; reduce inventory; and standardize human resource information.
"After a few months evaluating opportunities in the technology industry, we have determined that information technology shows the most exciting growth potential," says Dennis Lauzon, CEO of The Jackson Rivers Company. "Acquiring MultiTrade Technologies is the first step in laying the infrastructure to accomplish this mission."
Founded in 2001, The Jackson Rivers Company is a business development company based in New York and San Diego. Its principal subsidiaries are Jackson Rivers Global Products, a product distribution company in the Northeast and Jackson Rivers Technologies, a developer of integrated technology solutions.
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SOURCE: The Jackson Rivers Company
CONTACT: The Jackson Rivers Company
Maureen McDonough, 619-615-4242
mmcdonough@jacksonrivers.com
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