Sedona Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: SDNA), a leading provider of Customer and Member Relationship Management (CRM/MRM) solutions for small and mid-size financial services organizations, today announced that Ball State Federal Credit Union has selected SEDONA as its MRM (member relationship management) application and services provider.
Ball State Federal Credit Union, located in Muncie, Indiana, is a Bradford-Scott Data Corporation client, and is a full service financial institution with $75 million in assets, servicing approximately 19,000 members.
Ball State Federal Credit Union President and CEO Randy Glassburn commented, "Our credit union is committed to providing the best services and products to meet the financial goals of our members. The capabilities of Intarsia, and its tight integration with the Sharetec system, will increase our ability to better identify the specific needs of our members, and provide them with the products and services they need to help them achieve those goals."
On July 7, 2007, SEDONA announced a partnership with Bradford-Scott, a Sharetec Systems provider, located in Indianapolis, Indiana. Bradford-Scott is a leading provider of core data processing systems to credit unions, servicing the industry since 1992.
Kevin Kolar, Vice-President at Bradford-Scott commented, "We are very pleased with Ball State Federal Credit Union's selection of Intarsia, a comprehensive MRM, tightly integrated with the Sharetec system. This is just the first step in providing our credit union customers with the very best MRM product and services the industry has to offer."
SEDONA President and CEO Marco Emrich commented, "We welcome Ball State Federal Credit Union as a new and valued member of our growing list of credit union customers. We are extremely pleased with the opportunity to work with Bradford-Scott and Ball State Federal Credit Union to further enhance Ball State's ability to improve member relationships and increase the base that it serves. We look forward to a long and mutually prosperous relationship."