TORONTO and BAY CITY, Mich., July 26, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Wide E-Convergence Technologies Americas Corporation (WECTAC) (Pink Sheets:WDCVF), a provider of e-learning software and services for training, education and communication, advises that a Special Meeting of shareholders will be held on August 4, 2005, to transfer the domicile of WECTAC from Canada to the USA.
Upon receipt of shareholder approval at the meeting, WECTAC will cease to be a Canadian Company and instead will become an American company. It will then be in a position to apply for the removal of the "F" from its trading symbol.
About WECTAC
Wide E-Convergence Technologies Americas Corporation (WECTAC) (www.wectac.com) provides a powerful platform as well as consulting services for Interactive Distant Learning (IDL). We collaboratively work with corporate and institutional organizations to develop creative solutions for complex, multi-site locations. Our full range of software and services enables organizations and institutions to meet their e-learning needs; reduce travel expenses; offer customized just-in-time education programs and product launch programs; engage in real-time training and testing across many concurrent locations; and provide a more effective communications strategy. WECTAC's services are provided within our IDL, a Learning Management System platform to better equip clients to make informed e-learning decisions. Through the integration of a proven technology platform, our clients effect positive change in the e-learning environment while directly reducing their training and travel budgets. Additionally, clients are able to customize their training and testing programs, promoting efficiency in delivery and organizational success.
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