ADVISORY/Corporate Software Teams Up with Virtual Access Networks to Offer Seminar on Solutions for Windows 2000 Migration.

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ADVISORY...for Tuesday (March 27)

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Corporate Software Teams Up with Virtual Access Networks to Offer

Seminar on Solutions for Windows 2000 Migration

When:          Tuesday, March 27, 2001, 1:30 - 5:00 p.m. PST
               (Executive Reception from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. PST)

Where:         Marriott San Francisco Hotel, 55 Fourth Street,
               San Francisco, Calif.

What:          With more and more companies migrating to Windows
               2000 everyday, Corporate Software, a leading
               provider of Software Asset Management (SAM) and
               related technologies, and Virtual Access Networks, a
               leading developer of Migration and Access
               Technologies, are offering a free field seminar on
               Windows 2000 migration.

Who:           Fred Broussard, Senior Research Analyst, Client
               Management Software at IDC will address the topic of
               "Current Trends in Client Management: What's Happening
               to the Desktop?"  Mr. Broussard will discuss the
               challenges facing organizations that migrate to Windows
               2000, and will share insight into the latest numbers
               from IDC regarding Windows 2000 adoption and the
               emerging solutions that can help facilitate migration.

               Marcus Goncalves, Chief Knowledge Officer, Virtual
               Access Networks will discuss the importance of
               "Managing Change in Your Computing Environment,"
               including migration scenarios and case studies.

               Pat O'Riordan, Vice President of Software Asset
               Management Solutions, Corporate Software will focus on
               "Managing Your Software Costs: Migration and Beyond."
               Mr. O'Riordan will address how Software Asset
               Management (SAM) and the tracking of  desktop software
               assets is essential to lowering costs.


Why:           CFOs, CIOs, IT Executives and Software Asset
               Managers should attend this field seminar to learn
               how to facilitate migration to Windows 2000. Even
               corporations who have not made this crucial change,
               will face migration in the future. Attending this
               seminar will educate executives on how to avoid
               complications and learn about emerging solutions
               that can help ease the migration process.

Registration:  Interested parties can register before March 23 online
               at www.corpsoft.com/roadshow. Please contact Lisa Magit
               if you have any questions concerning the seminar either
               by phone at 781-440-1336, or by email at
               [e-mail].