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SAN DIEGO, Calif.– Buy-side technology vendor Indata has signed California-based start-up institutional money manager Palisades Investment Partners to its IMS for Windows investment management suite, and has also unveiled version 2.0 of its InContact web-based customer relationship management (CRM) product.
Palisades Investment Partners, founded by executives from Mellon's Boston Company Asset Management unit, opted for the Indata IMS based on the system's front-office functionality.
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