2 Sep 2013 07:00
2 September 2013
blur (Group) Plc
("blur Group" or the "Company")
s-commerce firm blur Group confirms new large project from US MVNO
blur Group, the company that is reinventing commerce at blurgroup.com announces that an innovative US Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) has adopted blur Group's Exchange to purchase and manage a number of design and marketing projects valued at $480,000.
Philip Letts, blur Group CEO commented, 'This is another example of a forward thinking company recognising the convenience and agility of the Exchange as a platform for managing and delivering all of its design and marketing projects. Committing this budget to the Exchange ensures choice, value and efficiency of delivery - a further testament to the power of s-commerce.'
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About blur (Group) plc at blurgroup.com
blur Group is a technology company reinventing how businesses do commerce at blurgroup.com. Its Global Services Exchange delivers services differently: a new way to buy, manage and pay for core services. Approaching 35,000 businesses in 141 countries have adopted this s-commerce platform and changed the way they work.
blur Group (BLUR) is a public company headquartered in the UK with offices in the US and Europe. It is listed on the London Stock Exchange's AIM market. blur was founded in January 2006 and launched in alpha in 2007 with the full, formal launch of the Global Services Exchange in January 2010. At that time, just over three projects per month were submitted. Now, nearly 150 projects start on the exchange each month. Customers include Danone, Broadridge, Coral, Exceed, HCA, Momentive, Red Commerce, the Financial Times, Berlitz, Butlins, GE Healthcare and Tyco. Over the same time, average project value has grown from approximately $1,500 in 2010 to $22,943 in Q2 2013.
Today, over 2,500 projects have been submitted with a combined value of above $42.0 million. These have come from the US, UK, Europe, Africa and Asia with over 30,000 expert service providers on eight exchanges responding to them.