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PALO ALTO, Calif., April 2, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --Kapow Software, a leading Big Data solution provider, today announced that two of its customers, Trustpilot and Click A Taxi, have been recognized as winners of The Next Web's 2013 Danish Startup Awards. The Next Web (www.TheNextWeb.com) is a leading source for technology news, business and culture with a worldly perspective that reaches more than six million monthly visitors around the world.

"Kapow Software's Big Data integration platform is helping customers disrupt industries, invent new revenue models and accelerate exponential business growth," says John Yapaola, CEO, Kapow Software. "Customers like Trustpilot and Click A Taxi use our technology to grow faster and outpace the competition. We're proud to help them drive award-winning innovation."

Trustpilot, a leading consumer reviews platform, was honored with the 2013 Startup of the Year award in Denmark. Founded by a passionate team of international entrepreneurs, the company proactively collects reviews and gets real insights straight from customers.It helps deliver top-notch customer experiences via its community driven review platform.

"At Trustpilot, our mission is to ensure that consumers canmake informed online purchasing decisions by using our independent reviews community," said Jan Vels Jensen, CMO of Trustpilot. "Kapow Software enables us to have deeper insight into the e-commerce markets in our global territories and allows us to better understand what our customers want, now and in the future. Using Kapow has significantly enhanced our community offering."

Click A Taxi, this year's winner for Best E-commerce Platform, uses Kapow Software to translate users' location into an address that's dispatched to a local taxi company. Customers can get a taxi no matter where they're located without even knowing the name of the local taxi company. Kapow Software's ability to perform high-volume integrations across numerous partner systems such as taxi companies, restaurants, hotels, flight bookings has enabled Click A Taxi to rapidly expand its offering to more than 50 countries and 5,000 cities in just 18 months.

"Without Kapow technology, we couldn't have expanded into this many cities so fast. Our average partner integration now takes less than two days to complete," says Sren Halskov Nissen, CEO of Click A Taxi. "Kapow's powerful Big Data integration platform has helped us surpass more than 100,000 bookings a month and has grown our business much more quickly. It is also a much smoother, stress-free process using Kapow."

A full list of The Next Web Danish Startup Award winners is available online here.

For more information about Kapow Software, please visit: http://www.kapowsoftware.com.

About Kapow Software

Kapow Software is a leading innovator in the market for Big Data solutions with its intuitive Big Data integration platform that harnesses the power of legacy, cloud, social and Big Data without the need for coding skills, consultants or traditional APIs. Kapow Software helps modernize the workplace, increase agility and improve business results. It's trusted by hundreds of large global enterprises, including Audi, Intel, Fiserv, Deutsche Telekom and more than a dozen federal agencies. For more information, please visit: http://www.kapowsoftware.com.

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LA PAZ, April 1 (BERNAMA-NNN-Prensa Latina) -- Founder of the free- software movement, Richard Stallman, is in Bolivia to supervise implementation of the technology in the South American country, promoter of free access to users.

According to a press release by the Bolivia Free Software Community, Stallman will advise the Government in adopting this system, one year after the promulgation of the new Telecommunications Law.

That legislation includes a specific article to promote the use of free software at all state levels.

While in the capital of La Paz, the US programmer will give a public lecture and will hold meetings with Bolivian experts and officials in charge of the country's computerisation project, the statement said.

Stallman began the free software movement in 1984, with the project GNU, from which the operating system GNU/Linux originated, which is used nowadays by millions of people and institutions throughout the world, including the New York Stock Exchange.

In 1985, he set up a foundation, the objective of which is to defend the fundamental rights of computer users and is extended in a world network to promote people's freedom to use and adoption of technology.

Some South American countries as Brazil and Ecuador have already adopted this system as State policy.

The free software is a different form of understanding and adopting technology, based on the philosophy of passing on knowledge, thanks to a base of licenses to share the new programs, studying and changing them.

-- BERNAMA-NNN-Prensa Latina

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