Over the last
six years, over forty broadcast and cable networks and syndicators have
installed the DealMaker system. With the addition of new modules for traffic
operations, NBC Universal Syndication will be able to combine sales, traffic
and billing operations all in one integrated database solution. The
comprehensive suite of modules provides real time deal management, inventory
control, pricing and planning, spot manipulation, log editing, revenue
reporting, invoicing and account stewardship.
"NBCU
runs one of the most professional syndication ad sales operations in the
business, and we’re thrilled that they feel they can enhance their pricing,
inventory and deal management procedures with the tools that we provide,"
says company President and CEO
“DealMaker
will significantly enhance the operation at NBC Universal, by streamlining our business,
eliminating the need for manual report generation and providing tools to more
effectively price manage our valuable inventory. This change allows us to continue to enhance
the level of customer service we provide to our agencies and advertisers.” – Bo
Argentino, Senior VP of Advertising and Media Sales.
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About INVISION Inc.
Founded in 1993 with offices in New York and Atlanta ,
INVISION (www.invisioninc.com) develops licensed software to support the ad
sales processes for television and radio networks, stations, syndicators, and
Internet websites. INVISION's clients include BET, Bloomberg, Bravo, CNBC,
Court TV, E! Entertainment Television, Fox Sports Network, F/X, Galavision,
G4/techTV, Gemstar/TV Guide, Hallmark, MSNBC, National Geographic Channel, PAX,
Sony Pictures Television, Speed Channel, Telemundo, Telefutura, Tribune and
Univision.
About NBC
Universal Syndication
NBC
Universal is a leader in providing entertainment programming to the domestic
and international marketplaces. NBC Universal Television Distribution is
responsible for the global distribution of NBC Universal product to all forms
of television throughout the world. This includes distribution of current and
library film and television product, including formats and non-scripted
programming, in the pay, free, and basic markets, as well as the domestic
syndication of first-run syndicated TV programs and theatrical and TV movie
packages.




