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AdultCentro to Roll Out Cloud Service, CentroBill at TPF

LOS ANGELES — AdultCentro announced plans to introduce its new AdultCentro Cloud and integrated billing solution, CentroBill, this weekend at The Phoenix Forum.

The annual conference is set for Thursday through Sunday at the Tempe Mission Palms Hotel in Tempe, Ariz. The AdultCentro team will be on hand during the Phoenix Forum taking meetings to discuss the latest developments of Publisher, Market, Cloud and CentroBill.

AdultCentro representatives will be on hand for Sponsor Meet N Greet on Friday as well as the EU Forum on Saturday. The company will also be co-hosting Late Night Poker this year. The suite, open from 10 p.m. to sunrise Thursday through Saturday, will include strippers and an open bar. 
 
“We are looking forward to attending this year’s Phoenix Forum,” AdultCentro Project Manager Stan D'Aman said. “It’s events like these that not only allow us to showcase our innovative products and solutions, but they also let us introduce all of our latest services and developments and show everyone how valuable our services can truly be for their businesses. It is the face time that affords us the chance to really explore all of the ways in which we can work with various companies in all sectors of the business."

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