IQUALIF France White for Windows

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Our story : IQUALIF was originally developed for professional PHP Marketing using a client-server infrastructure. The transition to a commercial version required a new approach and a complete overhaul of our applications. We then changed to a cross-platform application to minimise development time and maintenance with a view to increase our availability. Our philosophy : To make our programs as easy to use as possible and to focus upon the heart of our business: contact extraction. We adhere to a fundamental theory created by M Niklaus Wirth in 1995, that "the development of software is slower than the accelerated development of hardware" Though computer power continues to increase, the same cannot be said of computer programs. The user experience is often taken as a reference, instead of program performance. Furthermore, economic pressure is pushing companies to develop new products at the expense of the maintenance of existing software


 Our want to satisfy our customers pushes us to avoid the aforementioned scenario, as the products we provide are designed to be constantly optimised and maintained, so that users can keep their preferred brands over a longer period of time. Our concerns over software optimisation drive us to constantly analyse and remain one step ahead of the competition to ensure our projects and innovation are always superior. Professionals : Our tools are designed to assist you from the very beginning of your trading endeavours. The software range: IQUALIF Contact Page Extractor is dedicated to the creation of call centre traffic. In addition to telemarketing, they are also oriented by conventional prospecting for professional mailing and e-mailing. Our capture software directories originates from MACRO Excel and developments in VBA, ACCESS, PHP, Java, C # and C ++. This allows us to control every step of development of the IQUALIF Contact Page Extractor. The software is currently available in seven versions, Page Fran