Digital Media Authority Zippy Aima Joins ABI Research

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Thu Dec 27, 2007 9:21am EST

NEW YORK--(Business Wire)--ABI Research is pleased to announce the appointment of Zippy Aima
as Industry Analyst, Digital Media.

   In this role, she concentrates her research efforts on digital
media markets including content protection, DRM, digital media
storage, and digital asset management.

   "Zippy Aima's strong background in content protection and digital
rights management will help strengthen our strong portfolio in the
digital media," says research director Michael Wolf. "I am very
excited to have someone with Zippy's background on our team."

   Her prior experience has equipped her well for these subjects: as
an information technology Research Analyst at Frost & Sullivan she
spent three years conducting in-depth analysis of digital media
markets, including leadership roles in consulting projects. She also
conducted ebroadcasts and webinars.

   Previous posts included an HR post at Shoppers' Stop Ltd, and a
position as Employee Relations Executive with IT system integrator
Samtech InfoNet Ltd, where she handled recruitment, personnel
management, performance management and training.

   Zippy holds an MBA in HR and IT from the Institute of Management
Studies & Research, Maharishi Dayanand University (India).

   Zippy is based in San Antonio, Texas.

   ABI Research is a leading market research firm focused on the
impact of emerging technologies on global consumer and business
markets. Utilizing a unique blend of market intelligence, primary
research, and expert assessment from its worldwide team of industry
analysts, ABI Research assists hundreds of clients each year with
their strategic growth initiatives. For information, visit
www.abiresearch.com, or call +1.516.624.2500.

ABI Research
Nicole Fabris, +1-516-624-2542
pr@abiresearch.com

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