Accutech Media

by Andy Huang / Sunday, 16 December 2007 / Published in Blog

Accutech Media

AccuTech Media is a full multi-media services company specializing in DVD services, Video/Audio Processing and software development as well as DVD system integration. With the state of the art equipments and years of experience in DVD manufacturing and authoring, We now provides the service of manufacturing and authoring HD-DVD and Blu-Ray Disc titles with fully interactive menus.

Our experienced team of multi-media professionals, video/audio engineers, software developers and client managers are prepared to ensure your project receives the highest quality for your dollar. With years of experience, our company has grown to be a definitive source in HD-DVD/Blue-Ray/DVD, multi-media and software development services. Our experts understands your goals and is prepared to offer you the most efficient, cost-effective solutions to satisfy any company. Our motto is to deliver the innovative, reliable technologies and yet most cost effective solution to our customers.

Visit Accutech Media today at http://www.accutechmedia.com

About Andy Huang

Andy Huang brings years of results-driven technology marketing expertise to the position as Speaker, Coach, Trainer, Analytic & Google Partner. He has the innate ability to combine traditional and cutting edge marketing methods to quickly grow brand awareness and increase market share across 197 verticals and over 300+ clients. One was acquired in 2015 for $37 Billion, another in 2013 for $1.1 Billion both Nasdaq listed. With extensive experience in revenue driven servicing His aggressive implementation of these strategic proactive revenue planning & marketing efforts rapidly impact all of clients business's bottom line. Now with business blogging on the internet, Andy Huang will share with you some of his most successful business resource and strategies to help fuel your success online!

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