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Every six months, we undertake a customer satisfaction survey with the help of Microsoft and TNS Prognostics.  The goal of the survey is to ensure that we understand where we are doing well working with our customers and where we can do better.  The survey results can be enlightening and humbling, ensuring we remain focused on improving.  In this quarter, we invited 130 customers to take part with 25% actually completing the survey.  The overview results are shown below, with not all participants answering all questions. 

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April 1, 2008 — FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

O’Neil Announces Their 2008 Strategic Partner Conference

“Partnerships, Pacesetters and the Pacific”

Irvine, California — You can be certain that this is NOT going to be business as usual, but then again, it never is.  So if you are an O’Neil Software customer, waste no time  registering for this industry event, to be a part of the company’s legendary conference experience.

And if you’re not an O’Neil customer, now may be a good time to give it some serious consideration.

January 1, 2008 — FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

O’Neil Software Announces RS-SQL, Version 3.05

Irvine, California — As O’Neil heads onward into a brand new year, they’re at it again, upgrading their software (RS-SQL, Version 3.05) and doing everything possible to shape a successful future for the records management industry as a whole and their customers.  Enhancements continue to lighten the load on record center staff, boost operational visibility and profits.

“If you think not knowing what data it is you’re storing, where it is and what services you are providing your customer isn’t a costly excuse, think again,” notes Ian Thomas, VP/Business Development at O’Neil. “Today, records management companies who don’t take advantage of technology are passing up the chance to enhance their value and returns.  Likewise, they risk losing customers to other facilities.”