# ASI and DubMeNow to produce mobile apps for iMIS customers

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2011/01/25/asi-and-dubmenow-produce-mobile-apps-imis-customers/
- Published: 2011-01-25T11:51:05+00:00
- Author: Howard Lake

Advanced Solutions International (ASI), the developer of iMIS software for member
and donor-based not-for-profit organisations, is partnering with DubMeNow, Inc. 
to create customisable mobile applications for [iMIS](http://www.imis.com/resources)
customers. These tools will allow charities’ members and donors to connect and access
up-to-date content on their smartphones and other mobile devices.

Built using DubMeNow’s [Powered by DUB](http://www.poweredbydub.com) platform and
tools, these applications will initially be available on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch;
Android, and Blackberry.

New functionality will include social networking features, member discussions and
contact lists; and, for staff, donations, commerce, financial reporting and history.

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“Not-for-profits have already widely adopted smartphones as part of their daily 
routine; now they will be able to engage with their constituents anytime, anywhere
on the leading mobile devices,” said Niroo Rad, CEO and Managing Director of ASI
Europe. “DubMeNow offered an innovative contact platform and a out-of-the box integration
with iMIS, and was the best mobile platform product we evaluated.”

www.asieurope.eu

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