eServGlobal Launches MessageMax Partner Program with SOPRANO Campaign Manager
                   
pr.com     May 17, 2008          

eServGlobal Limited (LSE: ESG & ASX: ESV), a provider of end-to-end solutions, enabling smart communication and payment services for service providers on any generation network, today announced a new initiative to offer MessageMax alongside SOPRANO Campaign Manager and other third-party... [read full story]                

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