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The Hartford Selects Intraware Argis Product for IT Asset Management
Business Wire, August 20, 2001
Business Editors/High-Tech Writers
ORINDA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 20, 2001
Intraware, Inc. (Nasdaq:ITRA), a leading provider of Internet-enabled software delivery and information technology (IT) management solutions, today announced that The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. (NYSE:HIG), a leading financial services company, has selected Intraware's Argis product to manage enterprise-wide Information Technology Assets.
The Hartford will use the software to manage the costs, contracts and inventory of hardware, software, telecommunications equipment, and other technology the company owns, leases or licenses. The Hartford is an innovative and heavy user of a wide variety of technology to fuel its businesses, enhance its customer relationships and operate efficiently.
About the Intraware Solution
Argis offers a complete information technology asset management solution with a core central repository, automated desktop, software license detection, and management of lease and maintenance contracts in a flexible suite of products. Argis is designed to help organizations expand the tracking of hardware and software assets from cost, licensing, and legal perspectives. This simplifies the process of managing operational, financial, and licensing data for all hardware, software, and other technology in large organizations. The modular approach and interfacing capabilities of the Intraware Argis suite preserve any investment in existing systems within an organization.
About Intraware
Intraware, Inc. (Nasdaq:ITRA) is a leading provider of Internet-enabled information technology (IT) management solutions that enable corporations to optimize IT investments. Intraware's unique spectrum of innovative IT management solutions has attracted strategic relationships with industry-leading vendors, including Computer Associates and Corporate Software. Intraware is headquartered in Orinda, CA, and can be reached by phone at 888/446-8729 or www.intraware.com.
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