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Some good news (apologies if posted previously:
Kaspersky has great NRL tipping skills
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October 2011
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BY STUART KENNEDY
Kaspersky Lab marketeers must be buying themselves lottery tickets after scoring a premiership win from their mid year sponsor deal with NRL club Manly.
The Kaspersky logo was spread across every Manly player’s chest as the (mighty) Sea Eagles downed the Warriors last weekend to notch the premiership after pundits early in the year had said Manly would be lucky to scrape into the final eight.
The deal was cut in July and couldn’t have come at a better time for Manly which has struggled, financially, off field despite its on field successes and had to rely on NRL grant advances earlier this year.
It seems the Russian computer security outfit has excellent footy tipping skills and Kaspersky has wasted no time in capitalising on the big win.
The company will launch its latest enterprise software products next week with a panel that includes Manly coach Des Hasler and Sea Eagles COO David Perry as well as the Kaspersky crowd and an as yet unnamed CIO customer.
Theme of the launch is ‘what is your game plan’ – hopefully Hasler’s plan is ‘back to back’, although the double premiership winning coach is headed to the Canterbury Bulldogs in 2013.
Some good news (apologies if posted previously:
Kaspersky has great NRL tipping skills
Return to Techno Blog
Techno Blog |
07
October 2011
| 0 Comments
BY STUART KENNEDY
Kaspersky Lab marketeers must be buying themselves lottery tickets after scoring a premiership win from their mid year sponsor deal with NRL club Manly.
The Kaspersky logo was spread across every Manly player’s chest as the (mighty) Sea Eagles downed the Warriors last weekend to notch the premiership after pundits early in the year had said Manly would be lucky to scrape into the final eight.
The deal was cut in July and couldn’t have come at a better time for Manly which has struggled, financially, off field despite its on field successes and had to rely on NRL grant advances earlier this year.
It seems the Russian computer security outfit has excellent footy tipping skills and Kaspersky has wasted no time in capitalising on the big win.
The company will launch its latest enterprise software products next week with a panel that includes Manly coach Des Hasler and Sea Eagles COO David Perry as well as the Kaspersky crowd and an as yet unnamed CIO customer.
Theme of the launch is ‘what is your game plan’ – hopefully Hasler’s plan is ‘back to back’, although the double premiership winning coach is headed to the Canterbury Bulldogs in 2013.