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CWR Mobility has released version 4.2 of its flagship product CWR Mobile CRM, the leading mobile solution for Dynamics CRM which is used by organizations worldwide including Danone, Nestle, Hitachi and Sanofi Pasteur. Amongst the most important improvements is a native mobile CRM client for BlackBerry and iPhone. CWR Mobile CRM 4.2 is available immediately via a global network of certified partners, and Online in the USA and Canada.

"CWR Mobile CRM was already the most advanced mobile Dynamics CRM solution on Windows Mobile devices," said Erik van Hoof, CEO of CWR Mobility. "But we want to give our customers the freedom of choice, so we built mobile CRM clients for BlackBerry and iPhone as well as an Express version which supports mobile web browsers. Today, CWR Mobile CRM is the only solution worldwide that brings the power of Dynamics CRM to Windows Mobile, BlackBerry and iPhone. All clients have full Dynamics CRM capabilities while having the look and feel of the device it runs on. Our new Express version also runs on Android, Palm Pre and any other internet enabled Smartphone."

CWR Mobility is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, BlackBerry Alliance Member and member of the iPhone Enterprise Developer Program. The CWR Mobile CRM clients are available on the Apple App Store, BlackBerry App World and Windows Mobile Marketplace.

In addition to support for BlackBerry and iPhone, the release includes further improvements on security, software development kit, power management and remote application management. A full overview of the new and improved features can be found on http://www.cwrmobility.com.

Erik van Hoof: "We have built CWR Mobile CRM on the same pillars as Microsoft CRM: it fits your people, fits your business and fits your environment. Users want their information at their fingertips with a familiar user experience on every device. The business needs tools that support business processes in a flexible way and produce a short term ROI. And IT needs solutions that snap in easily with the existing Dynamics CRM infrastructure. In CWR Mobile CRM, we've got it all covered."

About CWR Mobility

CWR Mobility is the frontrunner in the mobile CRM market. By providing the most advanced, multi-platform mobile CRM solution based on the Microsoft Dynamics platform, the company sets the market standard. In addition to increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of sales and service teams, CWR Mobility and its partners, uniquely empower customers to drive business results through rapidly-deployed mobile applications.

CWR Mobility B.V.

CONTACT: This press release was sent to you on behalf of CWR Mobility. Ifyou want additional information on the company, product or this pressrelease please contact: CWR Mobility, Erik van Hoof, CEO,vanhoof@cwrmobility.com, Tel. +31-24-352-9637




NGX also announced today that it set a new record for energy volume transacted in 2009

Natural Gas Exchange Inc. (NGX), a wholly-owned subsidiary of TMX Group that offers trading and clearing services for natural gas, crude oil and electricity contracts, today announced that it has opened three new natural gas clearing points in the United States. The clearing points, which are part of an overall expansion project that began in 2008, bring the total number of U.S. locations to 23.

"The latest expansion of our physical natural gas clearing services further improves our market offering to our existing client base," said Peter Krenkel, President, NGX. "We continue to expand the clearing services to additional points to more fully serve our natural gas trading customers."

The new locations include: El Paso Pipeline's San Juan Blanco Pool; Texas Eastern Pipeline's West Louisiana Pool; and Transcontinental Pipeline's Station 85 Pool in Southern Alabama. All three points are add-ons to existing pipelines, expanding NGX's overall footprint in the U.S.

Trading record set

NGX also announced today that it set a new record for energy volume transacted in 2009. The total of 14.7 million terajoules surpasses the previous record that was set in 2008.

Tom Kloet, CEO, TMX Group said: "We are pleased to have exceeded the previous milestone set for annual volume traded. Both this achievement, as well as our continuing U.S. expansion - as evidenced by the additional hubs announced today and our integration of NetThruPut and its crude oil products into NGX - highlight our continued progress in the North American energy market."

About TMX Group (TSX-X)

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TMX Group's key subsidiaries operate cash and derivative markets for multiple asset classes including equities, fixed income and energy. Toronto Stock Exchange, TSX Venture Exchange, Montreal Exchange, Natural Gas Exchange, Boston Options Exchange (BOX), Shorcan, Equicom and other TMX Group companies provide trading markets, clearing facilities, data products and other services to the global financial community. TMX Group is headquartered in Toronto with offices in Montreal, Calgary and Vancouver. For more information about TMX Group, visit our website at www.tmx.com.

TSX Group Inc.

CONTACT: Carolyn Quick, Director, Corporate Communications, TMX Group,(416) 947-4597, carolyn.quick@tsx.com

RENO, NV, Dec. 29, 2010 /Pressnewswire.org/ -- Today Merkur Investments Corporation announced the launch of Open Talk Magazine—a new online magazine with a fresh new concept.

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