Dow Louisiana Joins AppOne
BATON ROUGE, La.-AppOne, a part of Wolters Kluwer Financial Services, announced that Dow Louisiana FCU (DLFCU) is the first lender to join AppOne's credit union platform. AppOne provides risk mitigation, compliance and Internet-based workflow automation technology to independent auto dealers and auto lenders throughout the United States.
Using the AppOne platform, DLFCU is able to offer auto financing to Louisiana residents through AppOne's dealer network. AppOne's technology and risk mitigation solutions help DLFCU reduce the level of risk associated with doing business with individual dealerships.
Lemmon Tree Earns Recognition
TEMPE, Ariz.-For the fourth consecutive year, DiversityBusiness.com has named Lemmon Tree Enterprises Inc. as one of the "Top Small Businesses in the state of Arizona (Div100)."
Lemmon Tree Marketing Group, a division of Lemmon Tree Enterprises Inc., specializes in financial services marketing with market research, and data-mining consulting to CU clients. The firm also has an educational program-the Credit Union Marketing University-an academically based curriculum with two tracks for marketing professionals in the CU industry.
For info: www.lemmontree.com
Allegiance Unveils Engage 6
SALT LAKE CITY-Allegiance Inc. announced the release of Engage 6, a multi-channel enterprise feedback management (EFM) platform that incorporates voice-of-the-customer and voice-of-the-employee to help companies capitalize on engagement. Allegiance Engage 6 includes DataSync, a data synchronization system that allows feedback data to be shared in real time with diverse applications such as Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) to provide a complete view of company relationships.
Simultaneously, Allegiance is announcing the availability of expanded professional services to include data gathering and action plan consulting.
For info: www.allegiance.com
Georga Central Has 61% Of Market
DULUTH, Ga.-Georgia Central Credit said it has achieved 61% market share of credit unions in Georgia as of Dec. 31, 2008. This figure includes on-balance sheet investments as well as off-balance sheet vehicles, such as SimpliCD certificates and marketable securities, the $2-billion corporate said.
