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INgage Networks

The article still reads like a press release, and accordingly I have replaced the tag. The article still reads like it came straight off the company web site. In particular, the timeline section seems to have facts that would most likely be known only by a company insider. I am very concerned that you have some connection to the company, given that almost all of your edit history at Wikipedia involves this article or the one about the company under its previous name. If you are connected somehow with the company, you are running afoul of Wikipedia's conflict of interest guidelines. Please identify what connection you have (or don't).

As a journalist and editor, I see hundreds of press releases a year. This looks like many of them. - Realkyhick (Talk to me) 03:43, 5 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Realkyhick Thank you for clarifying. Full disclosure, yes I do work for the company INgage Networks as its marketing director. I was not previously aware of the need for COI disclosure but have now learned and will continue to do my best to abide by Wikipedia policies and guidelines. I do apologize for the confusion.

Regarding the article, I have included only those timeline facts that can be referenced/cited and have been publicly disclosed. This is my good faith attempt and I don't believe I am in violation of guidelines, but look to your editing expertise to help improve. Thanks, KristiGNA (talk) 16:21, 5 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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Speedy deletion nomination of CSI globalvcard

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Speedy deletion nomination of Globalvcard

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CSI Enterprises

Okay, but you need to do a bit of work on this article first. At the moment it is borderline promotional. Deb (talk) 20:42, 29 November 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Deb I have reviewed the article again to identify the promotional tone. The only area I can pinpoint is the award references. I will scale that back as follows - would this be sufficient to remove the advert warning tag from the article?

Original: CSI introduced a mobile version of globalVCard in 2011, enabling the creation of single-use virtual card numbers from a mobile device.[3] This mobile innovation was honored by PYMNTS.com in 2013, winning The Ultimate Entrepreneurial Challenge.[4]

In 2013, CSI and MasterCard publicly announced an alliance that would bring a joint virtual card solution to banks and corporates.[5] The agreement leverages CSI’s proprietary technology and enablement services to help customers capture more payables spend on virtual cards.[6] In 2014, globalVCard was honored as a Red Herring Top 100 North America winner,[7] recognizing the year’s most promising private technology companies in the North America, and as a Top 20 Most Promising Travel and Hospitality Technology Solutions by CIO Review.[8]

I would rewrite as: CSI introduced a mobile version of globalVCard in 2011, enabling the creation of single-use virtual card numbers from a mobile device.[3] In 2013, CSI and MasterCard publicly announced an alliance that would bring a joint virtual card solution to banks and corporates.[5] The agreement leverages CSI’s proprietary technology and enablement services to help customers capture more payables spend on virtual cards.[6] In 2014, globalVCard won the 2014 Red Herring Top 100 award[7] and was named among the top 20 travel and hospitality technology solutions by CIO Review.[8]

Does that work - or any other suggestions? Thank you for your help. KristiGNA (talk) 14:46, 30 November 2014 (UTC)[reply]

One of the most basic questions here is whether or not the company passes WP:NOTABILITY or not. There needs to be significant coverage by reliable third party sources. Press releases and mentions don't make that happen. Nor does a local paper reprinting press releases. That's truly where we need to start this process. Niteshift36 (talk) 19:57, 30 November 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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