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Public version of OnePageCRM

Galway-based OnePageCRM has come out of beta and launched a public version of its service.

The online customer relationship management system is designed to “put the salesperson, not management, centre stage, with its primary focus on that next action to push a sale to closure”, according to company founder Michael FitzGerald.

OnePageCRM has just completed Enterprise Ireland’s Internet Growth Acceleration Programme.

Redwind wins Heineken USA apps contract

Redwind Software has beaten competitors from the US to secure a contract to handle all the mobile application business for Heineken USA.

Redwind Software, set up in 2008 by Conor Winders and David McMahon, is an independent games and software development studio based in Dublin.

To date it has created two apps for Heineken, the Heineken Light Challenge and the Heineken Music Challenge, both of which have proved successful for the beer maker.

Redwind opened an office in Los Angeles last year and has also won contracts with Bacardi USA, Grey Goose and Bombay Sapphire.

Amazon says it sells more e-books

Amazon.com says it now sells more digital e-books than paper books and that its recently introduced lower- priced Kindle e-reader is outselling other versions of the device.

Amazon, which does not divulge exact sales figures for the Kindle or e-books, said that for every 100 print books it had sold since April 1st, it had sold 105 e-books. That included both paperback and hardcover books, but excluded free downloads.

Amazon has introduced a Kindle for $114, $25 less than its next most expensive version.