DRI Management Systems Inc., a provider of default management software based in Newport Beach, Calif., and Artemis Enterprises LLC, Chicago, announced an alliance at the Mortgage Bankers Association convention that offers single-source access to process and information management technology.Mutual clients will gain "substantial cost saving benefits" through time efficiencies and reduction in the risk associated with untimely and inaccurate communication errors, the companies said. "The combination of process and cross-enterprise contact and content data management has never been offered in this industry before," said Mary Hunter, president and chief executive officer of Artemis. The companies can be found on the Web at http://www.dridefault.com and http://www.artemisinfo.com.
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