Mesa, Arizona — DialResults Inc., a leader in predictive dialer arena, announced today an partnership NextWest, Inc., fastest growing distributor of Integrated Telephony Systems. The partnership represents a $9 million deal over next two years.

DialResults, Inc. will partner with NextWest to market PCXi, a fully-integrated, VoIP/Internet Protocol-enabled, communications system, and NextContact, a next-generation call center solution.

“We are proud to partner with DialResults to distribute our telephony solutions,” said Matthew W. Morales chief information officer of NextWest, Inc. “DialResults is a company that shares our vision, integrity and energy to get superior products to market.” DialResults PCXi, an IP-enabled PBX, is a fully-integrated, converged communications solution. The system combines analog, digital, wireless and Internet Protocol (IP) capabilities in a single platform, giving customers a choice of deploying traditional, IP telephony or a combination of both on a local or global scale.

NextContact encompasses broad functionality required by next-generation contact centers, including ability to handle customer contacts in any media (voice calls, voice mail, e-mail, web integration, collaboration, and fax) and at same time, facilitating fully integrated routing, monitoring, recording, reporting and administration for all customer interaction activities.

It is obvious that exercise is good for health as proved by a major condition that often results from a serious lack of it. Try it! Try sitting in your chair and doing absolutely nothing for three days. After having fallen over when attempting to stand up, write down how you feel. I bet you feel bloody awful. We need exercise as much as we need food to keep living and all of this is just so obvious that I cannot understand why it has to be even placed in a newspaper at all.

There used to be something pleasurable in reading a newspaper, in getting up on a Sunday morning and going out to Newsagent to purchase ‘tree’ from forest on display. Then lugging it back home and placing it next to chair where you will reside for next three hours or so (make sure large urn of coffee is beside you though before finally settling in for morning). Sitting there with wedge of informative articles and interesting world headlines, crossword and gossip columns, travel section and business pages (only for some as are obituaries) but a branch for everybody to while away morning. Bring world into your home sort of thing!

The gossip of day: Some film actress having a baby and Michael Jackson was caught in a black facemask (he thought it was a good disguise but everybody else thought he was trying to rob bank). The business section kindly relays news that stocks are up yet again, people are making bundles of money and that our reserves of oil will last longer than we thought. The headlines for week are boring as per usual and first page is skipped without second thought. The other headlines provide more interesting reading and half an hour can be spent skim reading latest relief efforts in some dark corner and how Conservative Party has been caught with their trousers down (yet again). The crossword causes a bit of frustration but like many trick is to do last weeks crossword this week – so that you have answers in front of you for emergency. The obituaries are skipped along with “singles” column and onto diary.

The Diary is one of most skillfully advanced pieces of writing, most audacious and utmost in readability. They should be kept in-waiting by all readers until last moment, when eventually they can no longer contain their suspense they rip into diary with vigor and excitement. The diary sections give out wisdom and sound advice, they correct and adjust world’s wrongs and they bring amusement and fun to an otherwise quite serious ex-tree!

The sports pages are just skipped as those fanatics that are interested have seen games and scores on box night before and those that try to be interested get confused by strange language that sports reporters use!