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If
you have a Motorola, Nokia or NEC cell phone, it probably includes
the Symbian® operating system, a major project Athol, now president of Brighter Naming ran and a name he personally created. We were also the third naming
company brought in to rescue a project, the final name (which is
not ours…but we helped them pick it and put the project on track)
you all know well today as Cingular®. Similarly for Allstate
Insurance and their Encompass name.
If
you have great new solar technology packaged in a very different
cylindrical shape, wouldn't you want a strong name like Solyndra? Last year this was the biggest VC funded clean tech startup in Northern California.
Good
product flow from designer to manufacturer to shippers to retailers
provide superior competitive advantages in the fashion industry
today. Today Zymmetry provides the software to track and
monitor these logistics for some of New York's biggest brands.
When
your name is Mr. HVAC, that is pretty cool (pun intended). But what
do you call yourself when grow bigger into other contracting industries, and way beyond your Kansas roots? A quick fix
to Easy Street Software was a disaster, so they called the brighter
team and today they provide applications software for many verticals
all under their Aptora brand name.
Printra.net
might look very good on paper, and very logical to an engineer delivering
infrastructure software and services to the printing industry. But
try saying it on the phone 20 times a day to new prospects! Today
they are PageDNA and sales are up 60%.
As
an emerging leader in software for mobile devices, your old Celunite
name could be quite a handicap. Today they are Azingo and
can move right into the consumer space too, zinging messages through
the air to people-on-the-go.
eBots
was a fun name, but what if that is not what you do? If you provide
the ultimate in lean manufacturing systems, you are so much better
off as Ultriva. Similarly, for key IT SaaS services, who else to call but Coretegra in Texas.
Providing
new backup and internet services via the internet? There are only
so many English words in the field, and they are all taken or generic.
But we found a way to squeeze in the slightly unique Servantus
(Utah) and Openode (MidWest) company names.
If
you have one of those new wireless security locks on your house
or business property, that automatically sends status to the internet,
then you may know the name Brivo. They are based in Maryland.
Need top class business intelligence and data warehousing support? Try the services of Keystrata, a new spinoff in Minnesota with a lot of technical expertise.

Plus
we have done a lot of work with plastic polymers with names like
Primospire and Epispire, using common roots to organize
the product family naming architecture, all part of the Ultraspire
family.

Separately
some of these polymers have been reformulated and reorganized under
the SolVivo family name for the medical industry.
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