( Madison Wis. - Mark Ramirez has litt...)Users help software company morph in new directions

Madison, Wis. - Mark Ramirez has little need for market research, especially when he pays attention to his client base.

When your user base is part of the creative class, and your product - which goes by the brand name MorphVOX - can turn a soft voice into a baritone, end-users find applications that even the proprietor hadn't considered.

Ramirez, CEO of

Source:wistechnology.com By Joe Vanden Plas 12/13/06


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