eDoorways Hosts Successful Conference Call, Receives Excellent Feedback
February 21, 2013 11:18 ET
eDoorways Hosts Successful Conference Call, Receives Excellent Feedback
AUSTIN, TX--(Marketwire - Feb 21, 2013) - [ eDoorways International Corporation ] (
Highlights of the call included Mitchell speaking about the entertainment vertical in which Smart1Systems will co-produce a series of concert films with a leading film production company while utilizing top industry artists. Mayes also introduced her healthcare venture A Better Life in which the endeavor has verbal commitments to service three major organizations that service over 500,000 patients. "The opportunities we have in front of us are incredible," continued Kimmons. "Chris also mentioned an early stage venture with a major sports outfit to turn professional athletes into avatar form. Although we have unfortunately lost some of the best athletes and artists over the years to illness, our technology will enable these individuals to live forever in an interactive, digital form. Due to the feedback we have been receiving, we expect this technology to be used by some of the biggest companies in the world," concluded Kimmons.
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