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February 2007 | Volume VI, Issue 2 |
How is DataPath “Making Connections”?DataPath is always looking to build a stronger rapport with its clients and PSP market, and the best way to do that is to stay connected. When we communicate, we understand one another better. It helps us learn what works and what doesn’t, where the market is going and where it’s shying away from. These connections let us build a community. DataPath does not see itself as just a software vendor. It is a partner, working together closely with its clients to grow the business and market. We want to share in your success, just as we want to share with you ours. We love to hear your success stories, because when you succeed, it means that we’ve succeeded as your partner. Another way DataPath is looking to make connections is through audio. In the near future, DataPath will be creating audio podcasts to spotlight features, discuss regulations, and meet with people in the industry who use DataPath products. How is DataPath “Making Connections Work for You”?At our Annual Conference, presidents, CEOs, and administrative professionals from around the country can come and meet banks, HSA custodians, and countless experts in the legal and administrative fields of the benefit market and engage in dynamic discussions on everything from strategic planning to day-to-day operation. DataPath welcomes administrators that use our products to come and visit and give us feedback. By knowing what you are doing out there in the marketplace, we can better know how to help and serve your needs. In the future, DataPath is hoping to bring our mutual successes to the eye of public through multiple media. Has your company reached a special milestone that you would like to announce? We would love nothing more than to help our clients let the world know about their successes. We at DataPath are excited about the relationships we have now, and we are excited to make new connections that can work for you! Click here to get in touch with Jeannie Lee, DataPath, Inc.'s Communications & Public Relations Coordinator. |
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LEGAL DISCLAIMER: Material contained in
this newsletter is not legal advice, and should not be construed as
legal advice. If you need legal advice upon which you can rely, you
must seek a legal opinion from your attorney. © DataPath, Inc. 2007 |