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– Why might Atmel’s relationship with Samsung be weighing on Atmel shares? Is there a risk that this situation will lead Atmel to report Q3 revenue below its prior guidance? Even taking this possibility into account, is Atmel still trading at a far lower valuation than it should be?

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– McWilliams suggested investors buy Finisar ahead of the market open on August 22 when it was trading at only $15.61 and reiterated the call ahead of the August 29th opening at $17.18. As McWilliams predicted, Finisar guided well above Wall Street expectations and the stock surged to open above $20s following its earnings report. In his in depth review of Finisar’s earnings report, what is McWilliams’ updated outlook for the stock? Does he see more upside ahead from here?

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Eloqua, the leading provider of on-demand Revenue Performance Management solutions, today announced that TalkTalk Business (formerly known as Opal), a provider of communications solutions to UK organisations, recently selected Eloqua for the company’s lead management and demand generation efforts. TalkTalk Business implemented Eloqua as part of a broader initiative to become a more streamlined and sophisticated marketing organisation.

TalkTalk Business sought a solution that could grow with their business and help the marketing team drive revenue growth. In the past, the marketing department at TalkTalk Business supplied leads to sales, but the company hadn’t engaged in sophisticated lead nurturing and lead scoring programs. To improve marketing efficiency and performance, TalkTalk Business implemented Eloqua along with a CRM system from salesforce.com, providing the team with effective lead nurturing and lead scoring capabilities.

“Prior to Eloqua, we were using a pretty archaic e-mail service provider which came with lots of manual processes such as loading data and pulling stats on click-through and open rates,” said Jim Burns, Marketing Communications Manager, TalkTalk Business. “There was no automation and the tool couldn’t keep up with us strategically — we needed more.”

With a range of complex B2B communication products, TalkTalk Business is using Eloqua for a series of automated lead nurturing programs designed to educate and engage with potential buyers. TalkTalk Business will leverage advanced lead scoring to improve the overall efficiency of the sales team. Ultimately, TalkTalk Business will harness the power of Eloqua for a complete view of potential customers, helping the company make accurate sales and marketing decisions in order to improve revenue performance.

Burns continued, “Eloqua’s lead nurturing and lead scoring capabilities will help us become a more efficient and successful marketing organization. But as a marketing team, we understand the bigger picture which is the connection between marketing and driving revenue for the business. We feel we’re on the RPM path.”

“At Eloqua, we’re familiar with the TalkTalk Business predicament where businesses outgrow a simple email service provider,” said Brian Kardon, CMO, Eloqua. “The marketing team at TalkTalk Business knew they wanted to go beyond batch and blast email marketing and had a strategic vision in place to improve revenue performance. We really look forward to helping them achieve their ambitious goals.”

About Eloqua
Eloqua provides solutions to help its customers accelerate revenue growth through Revenue Performance Management. Eloqua provides powerful business insight to inform marketing and sales decisions today that drive revenue growth tomorrow. The company’s mission is to make its customers the fastest growing companies on Earth. More than 1,000 clients rely on the marketing automation power of Eloqua to improve demand generation and lead management while driving more qualified leads. Eloqua’s customers include Adobe, AON, Dow Jones, ADP, Fidelity, Polycom, and National Instruments. The company is headquartered in Vienna, Virginia, with offices in Cambridge, San Francisco, Austin, Toronto, London, Brussels, Frankfurt and Singapore. For more information, visit www.eloqua.com, subscribe to the It’s All About Revenue blog, call 866-327-8764, or email demand@eloqua.com.

About TalkTalk Business

TalkTalk Business (formerly known as Opal) provides communications solutions to UK organisations, serving the needs of over 180,000 business and public sector customers and working with over 350 wholesale partners nationwide. The company has been dedicated to serving the needs of its customers across the UK since 1993. TalkTalk Business provides a full range of communications products including Access, Mobile, Call Handling Solutions, IP Telephone Systems, IT Networking & Security and Wholesale Business Broadband (L2TP). Following an investment of over £600M, TalkTalk has designed, built and now operates Britain’s biggest Next Generation Network, with over 80% coverage across the UK.