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Boca Raton, FL (September, 2007) --- Multi-Media Productions (USA), Inc. announced that Practical Enterprises, Inc. was featured on World Business Review, hosted by General Alexander Haig.

New products created by inventors/entrepreneurs enter the marketplace every day. Many of these products fail due to the lack of development resources and market insight available to these inventors. Practical Enterprises was founded by inventors who recognize the inadequacy of these resources, and who hope to make these resources available to the larger inventor community.

Scott Fellini, President of Practical Enterprises, Inc said, “Other companies look to profit from the inventor … we don’t. We work with the inventor to develop their concept into a marketable product without profiting. Our goal is to share in the success of the product along with the inventor.”

Coordinating producer Eric Trees adds, "When researching product development companies, Practical Enterprises seemed to be one of the most knowledgeable in this area. They were a natural to appear on World Business Review.”

Practical Enterprises is a product development and marketing company that believes in the resourcefulness of the inventor community. PE works with its inventor clients to create sales opportunities for their products, which allow the inventor to retain control of the product and its profits.

PE’s value is not just the development services offered to its clients, but is a culmination of their experiences as Inventors, Manufacturers, and Marketers. These experiences allow PE to assist the inventor community in overcoming the many obstacles faced when bringing a new idea to the market. Most of all, PE’s knowledge is passed along to the inventor so that they may be able to avoid making wrong decisions throughout the process, which saves the inventor money along the way. For more information visit www.practicalent.com

World Business Review airs on CNBC  and the Bravo! Network. WBR may also be viewed on US Airways in-flight TV, or through video on demand via www.wbrtv.com. The WBR Series is also available at more than 90 prestigious college universities, including Carnegie Mellon University, Howard University, Dartmouth College and Georgetown University.