GMIC SV - Top 20 G-Startup Competition: coresystems goes through to the finals with innovative business app, Mila

NEW YORK, Oct. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- With the motto "Connecting Global Innovators", the Global Mobile Internet Conference will take place in San Jose / Silicon Valley on October 19 and 20, 2012. The organizer is expecting around 5,000 high-caliber participants from around the world.

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The "G-Startup Competition" promises to be one of the conference highlights. 100 applications were submitted from 24 countries, and the panel had the task of nominating 20 apps to go through to the finals.

And Mila, a highly innovative, free-to-download app from the latest Web 3.0 generation, is among these.

"We have managed to get our business app, Mila, into the top 20, and that is the real prize for us. This has given us the opportunity to present a 10-minute pitch about Mila to an international audience, and therefore hopefully draw the attention of potential investors," said Manuel Grenacher, CEO of the coresystems ag.

Mila's range of functions is aimed at the individual needs of micro-enterprises. Any business process can be accessed via the cloud, wherever you are and whenever you want. Whether visiting a customer, travelling, or in the office, Mila helps with your accounts (invoicing and monitoring incoming payments), administrative activities (managing contacts as well as creating and updating websites) and with the acquisition of new customers.

The emotional component is a key element of the Mila app, and reflects the innovative spirit and passion of this Swiss software producer. Users are supposed to have fun working with Mila, and should be able to handle even the most unpleasant activities like administration and accounting quickly, easily and with enthusiasm. This is because Mila is not a rigid program. Its developers gave it a friendly face that rewards positive business activities with a beaming smile.

Mila is the perfect assistant, offering both personality and a high level of intelligence. It keeps a watchful eye on all activities at all times, drawing attention, for example, to the fact that an invoice has not yet been paid. The app also includes a type of information filter (semantic analysis) that can, for example, notify the owner of a plumbing company when a request for help with a broken water pipe is published in social networks. In this way, Mila provides valuable assistance in acquiring new customers and helps micro-enterprises grow.

Mila also includes a Social Business Platform (SBP) that even further accelerates and simplifies all business activities within the Mila network.

For more information about Mila, visit www.mila.com, about coresystems, visit www.coresystems.ch and to find out all you need to know about the app advertising, visit http://www.gmic-sv.com/g-startup/.

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