BOUNTIFUL, Utah, April 13, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- ITOS, Inc. (Pink Sheets:ITSZ) announced today it has acquired 100% of IT Outsource, Inc. IT Outsource was founded in 1998. The combined companies have commenced operations under the name ITOS, Inc. ITOS maintains its headquarters in Bountiful, Utah and is headed up by CEO Wade Jensen, a technology industry veteran.
Mr. Jensen has spent the last 12 years working in several manufacturing industries, specifically robotics, electrical engineering and electronics. He brings a wealth of real-world technology development and computer experience to ITOS.
"We are very enthusiastic about the opportunities for IT Outsource within the information technology sector," said Jensen. "Our extensive products and services have the unique ability of streamlining a client's inefficiencies from an infrastructure standpoint. Being able to save time and money is paramount to a client's bottom line. ITOS combining with IT Outsource will enable us to meet customer's demand even further."
ITOS improves companies' technology efficiency by improving Information Technology productivity, employee productivity, and document management. ITOS' technology solutions include Sophos(tm) anti-viral software, E-Learning online and software-based education programs, a turnkey paperless office software suite, and document-to-wireless device software.
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