Fortune Informatics, BillJunction Payments in strategic alliance
By Our Convergence Bureau | 11 Jun 2003
Fortune Informatics' latest achievement comes after a successful launch of its latest software product ReportSuite 3.00 at CeBIT and institution of ReportSuite Academies at Brussels, Cypress and Dubai.
Says Fortune Informatics managing director C K Shastri: "This relationship is significant for us. Not only does it add a leader in its business, to our list of prestigious clients, but also establishes Fortune Informatics as a vendor of choice in providing out-of-box solutions to complex business issues. It will increase the reach of ReportSuite into the fast-growing electronic bill / statement presentment (ESP) market in India."
Says Billjunction Payments CEO Bikramjit Sen: "We view this partnership as a significant contributor to our future growth objectives by enhancing the value it provides to our existing client base and prospects as the ReportSuite 3.00 structures itself has another modality for bill / statement output and presentment management. We foresee a significant growth in our bottom- and top-line through this relationship."
ReportSuite is a powerful report management and generation tool, which helps companies to integrate multiple data structures to generate output of any event or transaction without disturbing the core systems. It also has the capability of directing the output to various channels as per the requirements of the customer.
Thus the user can have the option of printing the output on preprinted stationery (bill or invoice) while simultaneously generating full-fledged lookalike soft copy of the same record to be mailed, faxed or hosted on Web.
This feature alone can help huge cost savings and is fully automated for use. "ReportSuite solutions will enhance the value proposition for the existing and prospective customers of both Fortune Informatics and Billjunction because of the synergy in our mutual business offering," says Shastri.
According to www.researchandmarkets.com, the global ESP market space will grow from less than a half billion dollars in processing revenues in 2002 to over $18 billion by 2007. The penetration of electronic statements is expected to reach 80 per cent by 2007 and by comparison, the bill presentment market will have a 70-per cent cumulative penetration by 2005 while the bill payment market will have a share of 80 per cent by the same period.
