VortexDNA Celebrates Patent

Press Release, VortexDNA, Christchurch, NZ March 8, 2010. IP Australia has granted a patent for VortexDNA’s system of evaluating the relationships between entities. This is an impartial ‘Seal of Approval’ for the company’s proprietary technology and is the most recent in a series of defensible patents.

’We believe this latest patent adds to our credibility and security by providing third-party validation and additional patent protection’, says VortexDNA’s CEO Branton Kenton-Dau.

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VortexDNA applies their algorithm, derived from the mathematics of complex systems, to produce new, unique predictive data for clients in the insurance, telecommunications and banking industries.

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> BRANTON KENTON-DAU
CEO

For more information, please email branton@vortexdna.com or phone +64 3 376 4549.

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