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"Serveron Corporation" was the name crafted by MKTX and selected by Micromonitors, Inc. to compete with large corporations internationally in the smart-grid power monitoring industry. The root of Serveron is Cerberus, the two-headed watchdog of Greek mythology, which MKTX altered with phonetic substitutes. The “-on” syllable was derived from energy companies such as Chevron, Exelon, Exxon. MKTX designed the universal power symbol into Serveron’s logo using the yellow-green of the “power on” diode. MKTX also produced an online graphics guidelines manual.

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"At the trade show launch for Serveron, the candles placed outside attendee hotel rooms generated a lot of awareness that our new company was at the show. It generated a lot of booth traffic. I believe that the quality of the booth and the product literature made a big difference. It made Serveron look bigger than it was at the time, and made our first impression that of a well financed, quality company. Engaging with MKTX was clearly a win for Serveron."

Jim Moon
CEO during the launch of Serveron Corporation