| Kreateevee Develops a Commercial Grade Multi Touch Table In Malaysia For Domectic and Global Market |
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| Thursday, 30 July 2009 10:03 | |||
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KUALA LUMPUR, 29 July 2009 – An MSC Malaysia Status company, Kreateevee Sdn Bhd today launched its latest product offering, an interactive multi-touch table. The multi-touch table is a form of interactive kiosk where it allows multiple people to interact simultaneously with their fingers / hands at the same time. This differs from traditional computer kiosk where only one person can use the kiosk at a time leaving a queue of customers behind.  A Magic Touch: (R-L) Rizatuddin Ramli (Director of Global Profiling & Portfolio, MDeC), Frankie Chen (Executive Chairman, Kreateevee), Datuk Dr. Maximus Ongkili (Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation), Edward Anthony (CEO, Kreateevee) and Datuk Badlisham Ghazali (CEO of MDeC) were at the launching the MSC Malaysia Great ICT Sale 2009 in KLCC Convention Centre recently to try out the Kreateevee multi touch table. The product was developed by Kreateevee that recently won the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific 2008, a ranking of the 500 fastest growing technology companies in Asia Pacific. Among the twelve Malaysian companies being selected, Kreateevee was ranked fourth and was the only company from the Digital Signage and Interactive Media field. Kreateevee’s Executive Chairman, Frankie Chen credits the successful new product launch to the company’s mindset of constantly striving to create relevant products that not only attracts attention but assists its clients in achieving their retail return on investment (ROI). Chen said movies such as Tom Cruise’s Minority Report have long fascinated its audience with its cutting-edge multiple gesture interactivity and with us being in the kiosk business, our clients have always been hinting on their interest in such interactive applications. “Listening to what the market wants, we immediately embarked on months of in-house research and development (R&D) development. As an advantage of being a locally made product, customers around the region can expect prompt support, customized applications created according to their needs and best of all, at an affordable Asian pricing” Chen said. Fielding a question on deployments and potential clients, Chen said Kreateevee is already in the midst of trialing its new product with a couple of major companies from different industries but due to commercial non-disclosure agreements, Kreateevee is unable to reveal the clientele at this moment. “However, we are encouraged by the huge response that we are getting from these multinational companies despite the current economic situation” said Chen. Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC)’s Chief Executive Officer Badlisham Ghazali said that the country is proud to have a Malaysian company being at the forefront of technology by having a truly made in Malaysia product that can be marketed internationally but more importantly, a product that could also potentially showcase the works of our local creative industry. “Having said this, not only have this company weathered the current economic slowdown but they have continued to expand and improve themselves. We hope this company can serve as a role model to other local multimedia companies” Badlisham added. To further expand its business, Kreateevee is also looking for partners from the creative industry to create compelling applications for different sectors. Interested parties may visit its website (www.kreateevee.com) or call 03-55690176 for more information.
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