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Entellium

Entellium was a U.S. software company that developed on-demand customer relationship management (CRM) software for small and midsize businesses. It was sold to Intuit in bankruptcy court, but as of October 2009, Intuit was reportedly not using the software.

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Founded
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2000
Industry
On-demand software
Headquarters
Seattle, Washington
Key people
Paul Johnston
Products
Rave, eSalesForce, eCustomerCenter
Type
Private (defunct)

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Wire fraud scandal

Bankruptcy

Products

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Entellium

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples39
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
Components1

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Entellium

Top relations

related to Wire fraud scandal · 11
Entellium → According, CEO, CFO, District Court, FBI, Jones, On October, Parrish, Paul Thomas Johnston, Seattle, Seattle-based Entellium Corp
related to Company description · 8
Entellium → Apple, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, May, Paul Johnston, Seattle, The, Washington
related to Products · 6
Entellium → ASP, CRM, Entellium's, NET FrameworkeCustomerCenter, Rave, Windows Presentation FoundationeSalesForce
related to Gamer-influenced design · 4
Entellium → GID, In, Rave, Star
related to Bankruptcy · 3
Entellium → Chapter, Intuit, On December
Founded · 1
Entellium → Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2000
Headquarters · 1
Entellium → Seattle, Washington
Industry · 1
Entellium → On-demand software
Key people · 1
Entellium → Paul Johnston
Products · 1
Entellium → Rave, eSalesForce, eCustomerCenter

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software company bankruptcy products on-demand intuit kuala lumpur seattle paul johnston rave malaysia former 2008 two government customer relationship management

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
EntelliumFoundedKuala Lumpur, Malaysia 20001.00infobox
EntelliumHeadquartersSeattle, Washington1.00infobox
EntelliumIndustryOn-demand software1.00infobox
EntelliumKey peoplePaul Johnston1.00infobox
EntelliumProductsRave, eSalesForce, eCustomerCenter1.00infobox
EntelliumTypePrivate (defunct)1.00infobox
EntelliumWebsitewww.entellium.com1.00infobox
Entelliumrelated to BankruptcyOn December0.60section
Entelliumrelated to BankruptcyChapter0.60section
Entelliumrelated to BankruptcyIntuit0.60section
Entelliumrelated to Company descriptionKuala Lumpur0.60section
Entelliumrelated to Company descriptionMalaysia0.60section

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