The American Bar Association has made technology decisions easier for its members with the creation of ABA Tech EZ. Mumboe is proud to join the marketplace and offer our application to the legal professionals of the ABA.
Add comment... April 23rd, 2010 Author: Bill
Purchasing.com published “On the hunt for contract management software under $100K” comparing over a dozen contract management solutions, and what those solutions could offer for under $100,000. The article offers up tips to help customers quickly get to ROI. One of the keys to ROI is the cost of your contract management solution. Mumboe users already know the power and value of our solution, but we thought we’d share how our solution stacks up against the competition.
Whether you are a small department or a global enterprise, Mumboe provides the tools to take control of your contracts and to quickly see a return on your investment. How can we prove the ROI? We’re glad you asked. Sign up for a free trial account on our website with no hassles and no risk. You are granted immediate access to your account where you can give Mumboe a full-test drive without spending a dime or even talking to a Mumboe representative. Don’t get us wrong, we’ll be happy to speak with you if you’ve got questions.
We believe that the value and benefits in contract management result from collaboration within departments, as well as across departments within the enterprise. That’s why our solution is affordable and designed for use in legal, sales, operations, purchasing and beyond. With complete activity history and permission controls, Mumboe quickly and effectively increases control and visibility of your business agreements. Our goal is to remove the hurdles and provide a world class application that allows your business to take control.
Add comment... January 20th, 2010 Author: Bill
We wanted to thank our friends at yourBusinessChannel.com for featuring Mumboe in their video for Best Business Tips.
1 comment November 13th, 2009 Author: Bill
Nobody knows the benefits of Mumboe better than our users and your stories about saving time, improving visibility, increasing control and catching costly oversights are really resonating with potential users. We recently introduced the Mumboe Referral Program to encourage our users to share the value and benefits of Mumboe. All you have to do is refer a prospective client to us, and if they upgrade to Mumboe Pro, you will receive a $25 gift card of your choice. You can refer as many people as you’d like; there are no limits on what you can earn.
Get started by filling out this simple form. If you have questions, please contact us. We know that you’re busy and we truly appreciate your help.
Thanks for spreading the word!
Add comment... September 10th, 2009 Author: Bill
I was invited by Inc. magazine senior editor Rod Kurtz to participate in the magazine’s Knowledge Series panel last night in Austin. The event, titled “Growth, Guts and Glory” was part of a four-city series being hosted by Inc. The topic was raising capital. I was on the panel along with Joel Trammell, CEO of NetQoS; Larry Warnock, CEO of Phurnace Software; and Patrick Durbin, CEO of Planview.
There were a group of local entrepreneurs with a wide variety of questions concerning the details of raising capital including the appropriate time, source and amount. There are no easy answers to these questions, since most scenarios have to be analyzed on a case by case basis. Some common concerns that were discussed were current low valuations amid the turbulent economic conditions. The consensus was that start ups must not lose focus on their product or services during their efforts to get capital. A strong product or service, including revenues and enthusiastic customers, will only help a company’s position when trying to raise capital.
Ultimately it would be optimum if a company does not need capital and can fund growth organically, but this is not the usual scenario. A lot of these decisions are dictated by the business model, the market conditions, and the effective implementation of the desired capital. Obviously there is a tremendous amount of market research and planning required to closely estimate your burn rate, runway and needed capital. Even if you decide not to raise capital, that’s a worthwhile exercise. And lastly, partnering with the right investors, whether angels or VC’s, can be a make or break decision, so choose wisely.
Add comment... June 17th, 2009 Author: Bill
Check out Rebecca’s interview by Web 2.0 TV at InnoTech Austin 2008. I love the intro music.
Add comment... December 1st, 2008 Author: James
Mumboe CEO Bill Kane will be on stage at the Software & Information Industry Association’s (SIIA) OnDemand Conference tomorrow, Nov. 18th in San Jose, California as part of OnDemand’s showcase of early-stage companies that provide Software as a Service solutions. The format: a five-minute presentation on Mumboe’s application and business model to attendees, which include ISVs, platform vendors, systems integrators, venture capitalists and other bankers, analysts, press and other influencers in the SaaS market. The presentation will be followed by a 30-minute networking session. If you’re planning on attending the conference, be sure to stop by and say hello!
Add comment... November 17th, 2008 Author: admin
Mumboe isn’t just another enterprise collaboration suite. Instead, they focus on doing one thing and doing it well: making business agreements searchable. That’s a very unique need they fill, which is why is why they already have 3000 customers using their free Express solution after only having launched earlier this spring. To compete with the handful of other vendors in this narrow space, Mumboe has now added a new feature called On-Demand Contract Intelligence, which takes advantage of the service’s semantic processing engine to deliver something the others don’t: automatic extraction of data.
What Mumboe does is different – business agreement tracking and management. Through their dashboard you can keep tabs on upcoming and past-due tasks as well as deadlines. You can also create, view, or search for agreements in your online database. Now Mumboe is introducing another feature that lets them stand from the crowd out even more than before: On-Demand Contract Intelligence.
Add comment... October 5th, 2008 Author: admin
Ramon Ray, editor of Smallbiztechnology.com, recently interviewed Mumboe CEO Bill Kane on this topic. Ray, author of Technology Solutions for Growing Businesses (Amacom), posed the following questions. Bill’s answers are summed up here, with links to the article for the full version:
RAY: There’s such an outgrowth of hosted applications for small and larger businesses. Mumboe provides one solution but other companies, such as those providing document sharing can do, to some degree what Mumboe can do. Beyond hosted applications, I think of traditional databases such as File Maker, Access and Alpha Software. These software products can also manage applications. What’s the value add of Mumboe?
BK: “Mumboe is the only company focused on providing enterprise-level contract management functionality in a simple, intuitive and affordable package. While there are many applications, hosted or not, that contain pieces of the functionality that Mumboe offers – such as collaboration tools, document storage and sharing, etc. – Mumboe is 100% focused on managing business agreements.” Read the rest of Bill’s answer here.
RAY: With the huge growth of hosted applications providing a range of solutions, when should businesses consider limiting or critically analyzing their hosted application uses? Is there a stage when they are using so many applications, things get out of control?
BK: “Integration will undoubtedly be one of the key growth drivers for on-demand applications. The issue is already driving major providers such as Salesforce.com, Google, Cisco/WebEx, and Intuit to introduce platform initiatives geared toward integrating other applications. This shift is going to provide enormous advantage for smaller businesses with limited IT resources, because the responsibility now lies with the software provider instead of with the customer to make integration work. Integration is built into the Mumboe application DNA, and over the next few months we expect to announce several integration initiatives with major applications used by businesses to manage relationships with their customers, partners and employees.” Read Bill’s full answer here.
RAY: Are digital signatures a part of Mumboe’s solutions now or in the future?
BK: “There is no question that e-signature applications have received a lot of attention in the media, and these companies have attracted many customers with the simplicity of their idea and affordable pricing model. It is definitely in Mumboe’s plans to add this capability to our application. However, our customers have told us that it is very low on their list of priorities, and many customers have said they would not use it even if they had it, because their own legal process requirements forbid it. In surveys of our customers, they have almost universally prioritized other features.” (Get the list here.)
Add comment... June 30th, 2008 Author: admin
bMighty.com, the SMB site run by CMP Media, featured an interview with Steven Vine, Deputy General Counsel at Register.com, in an article this week called Saas: Enterprise Power Comes to Smaller Businesses. Register.com, a 500-person Internet powerhouse originally founded as a domain registrar, has been expanding its focus to include a full suite of online business services. Vine, who joined the company a year and a half ago, immediately recognized the need for a system to manage the company’s business agreements. He signed up as an early Mumboe Beta customer and talks in the article about why he chose Mumboe and the benefits of the SaaS delivery model. The article goes on to explain how SaaS applications are giving small and mid-sized businesses access to the same sophisticated functionality that used to be reserved for enterprise organizations with big budgets. Here’s an excerpt:
“Like Register, many smaller businesses are now using SaaS applications to meet their business needs, large and small. And why not? On-demand applications typically have no startup costs, require no infrastructure investments, avoid vendor lock-in, offload upgrades, and don’t require an IT staffer to baby-sit the application. Instead, they offer a predictable monthly subscription fee. Just sign up with a credit card and start using a new application the same day.”
To read the entire article, click here.
Add comment... May 15th, 2008 Author: admin
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