News
February 2012 - News?
You will note that we have been reasonably light on the news front in recent months. This doesnt mean that we've been sitting still. On the contrary, we've been working hard in the background on some exciting new products and services which we hope to be able to announce shortly...watch this space!
February 2012 - Steve Bennett joins us as NSW Sales Manager
With over 30 years in IT and 25 in sales, Steve joins the PRODOCOM team as NSW Sales Manager bringing with him a wealth of experience and knowledge. Steve's drive and client satisfaction focus will be a big asset to both PRODOCOM and PRODOCOM's Clients
April 2010 - We launch the new cororpate look and the New PRODOCOM Campaign Manager
We've taken all the features that we've developed over the years and added a few that Clients have requested and made them available across the full suite of delivery methods. Now you have a fully featured Campaign Manager that handles Fax, Email and SMS with Voice and Post to be added soon.
December 2009 - We become the prefered supplier of digital messaging services to SEMA
Working closely with SEMA, one of Australia's largest and most advanced document handling distribution companies, we have entered into a reciprical agreement that sees SEMA as the supplier to PRODOCOM of mailing services and PRODOCOM the prefered supplier to SEMA for FAX, EMail and SMS services.
December 2009 - SMS ad campaign costs drinks company and Mobile carrier more than just embarrassment.
COCA-COLA says it never intended to spam mobile phone users and will take steps to ensure it doesn't happen again.
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has accepted enforceable undertakings from three companies - Vodafone, New Dialogue and Big Mobile - involved in the SMS promotional campaign.
Each will pay a financial penalty as part of the undertakings, while Coca-Cola was only issued with a formal warning.
In October last year, 100,000 unsolicited SMS messages promoting certain Coca-Cola products were sent to mobile phones on two occasions.
"Take a hint from your PC and reboot," the message read. "You'll work faster. Reclaim your lunch hour with a friend. Escape with a Coca-Cola lunch break."
The messages contained no information about how a recipient could elect to stop receiving the messages or how a recipient could contact Coca-Cola South Pacific, as required by the Spam Act.