P+S releases Mini35 tools

Mountain Lakes-based P+S Technik announced a new line of Mini35 digital video accessories. The new accessories include the Mini35 Breakout Box, Battery Holder, Shoulder Pad and professional viewfinder connections.

The Breakout Box provides video outputs for high-end, professional viewfinders as well as additional monitoring. In addition, the Breakout Box distributes power to the entire system, including the image converter, camera and accessories, all from one battery. The Mini35 Battery Holder attaches most high end V-mount or snap-on batteries like Anton Bauer and PAG.

Competitive grants manufacturing license

Competitive Technologies has granted Toledo-based Pinnacle Technology Group a license to manufacture, use and sell products using patented, event-driven information system technology.

The technology allows RFID (radio frequency identification) systems to gather and export object location and movement data from the point of data collection to a computer network. Competitive Technologies has an exclusive agreement with Michigan-based USM System to commercialize the intellectual property.

Mscript and Angel.com team up

Angel.com, a leading provider of on-demand call center and Interactive Voice Response (IVR) has announced that it has entered into a strategic alliance with MScript to offer three voice-enabled CRM and transcription solutions.

Angel.com and MScript customers will now be able to utilize Angel.com's on-demand phone solutions to collect data from callers, transcribe pieces of information from the call, and communicate key pieces of data into existing CRM or ERP applications.

Entegram bought by India company

Entegram has been purchased by Mastek Ltd, a global information technology application outsourcing company based in India. The purchase was made through its U.S. subsidiary, Majesco Software Inc.

The acquisition expands Majesco's

presence in insurance, particularly in the Hartford marketplace. Entegram will maintain its own identity in the deal.

Ultitek, Ltd. Signs Agreement With AtlasJet

Englewood Cliffs-based Ultitek Ltd. said its subsidiary, TAIS, has come to an agreement with AtlasJet, the second largest airline in Turkey. TAIS will translate their inventory module system from Russian to English. The module keeps track of airline seating. The agreement was signed November 2, 2005.

While this agreement affords obvious benefits to AtlasJet, it also allows Ultitek to utilize this expertise for distribution in the world wide marketplace. Anticipated delivery is second quarter 2006.

TAIS has been a provider of Computerized Airline Reservations Systems software (CRS) since 1989.

relevantNOISE gains fellowship

The New Jersey Commission on Science and Technology recently named Flemington-based relevantNOISE as one of the first New Jersey Technology Fellowship partnerships.

The Commission's New Jersey Technology Fellowship program offers technology-based firms $50,000 to hire selected post-doctoral graduates from New Jersey research universities, moving research from the lab to the marketplace.

relevantNOISE is a technology company dedicated to mining Web logs, or blogs, for business intelligence.

Management Dynamics buys NextLinx

East Rutherford-based Management Dynamics, which makes global trade management products, acquired NextLinx Corp., a developer of international trade compliance technology and content.

Global trade management is a category of supply-chain software that enables

companies to profitably implement global sourcing strategies and improve the efficiency of their value chains from supply to demand.

NextLinx has over 70 customers worldwide, including industry leaders such as Boeing, Cisco Systems, Fairchild Semiconductor, FedEx, Panasonic, UPS and VF Corp.

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