FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Reading, UK) M-Brain, a leading global supplier of market analysis and competitive intelligence tools, has recently announced its latest release updates (v 7.6) to market intelligence software, Intelligence Plaza.
Intelligence Plaza is globally recognized as being the leading repository system for market intelligence management, helping intelligence professionals and their workforces to better automate essential processes, as well as organize, store and share their most relevant intelligence data to key stakeholders, colleagues and teams.
“At M-Brain, we are dedicated to bringing our clients a holistic approach to competitive intelligence tools,” stated company representative Paul Clarke. “This is something that our competition has been unable to capture and a key element in providing additional value to our clients.”
The updates for the market intelligence software are being rolled out with immediate effect to all existing, as well as new users. It brings improvements to the following key features: data visualization, security, saved search, scheduled alerts, feed processing, content linking and tagging and UX design.
“We have developed Intelligence Plaza to be a mature and competitive intelligence software with the sole purpose of helping to support market intelligence and competitive needs of all size global companies,” Clarke continued. “Clients who have already evaluated the costs
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