AED announces that its innovative software, CENOTRACK, can be utilized to specifically to aid companies rushing to comply with the requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act Section 409.
January 27, 2004 (Press Release) --
Hyattsville, MD – January 29, 2004 – AED announces that its innovative software, CENOTRACK, a unique tool which provides a dynamic snapshot of network infrastructures and reporting can be utilized to specifically to aid companies rushing to comply with the requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act ("the Act") Section 409.
Section 409 of the Act requires that public companies shall disclose to the public, on a rapid and current basis, information concerning material changes in their financial condition or operations, including trend and qualitative information and graphic presentations. AED has begun the process of developing a Cenotrack add-in component to address the operational needs as it pertains to developing the body of both qualitative and quantitative information needed to meet Section 409 of the Act.
“AED and CENOTRACK is uniquely positioned to help companies comply with Section 409, due to our unique solutions which we provide clients which an accurate and complete assessment of its network infrastructures (or information systems),” says Terrence A. Brown, Vice President of AED. “We show a complete equipment (down to the card and/or cable level) view of the entire network, whereby a CIO can accurately detail the current status and cost of its network operations and report changes to meet the requirements of Section 409 or for a mission critical (or disaster recovery) planning basis.
Section 409 of the Act requires that public companies shall disclose to the public, on a rapid and current basis, information concerning material changes in their financial condition or operations, including trend and qualitative information and graphic presentations. AED has begun the process of developing a Cenotrack add-in component to address the operational needs as it pertains to developing the body of both qualitative and quantitative information needed to meet Section 409 of the Act.
“AED and CENOTRACK is uniquely positioned to help companies comply with Section 409, due to our unique solutions which we provide clients which an accurate and complete assessment of its network infrastructures (or information systems),” says Terrence A. Brown, Vice President of AED. “We show a complete equipment (down to the card and/or cable level) view of the entire network, whereby a CIO can accurately detail the current status and cost of its network operations and report changes to meet the requirements of Section 409 or for a mission critical (or disaster recovery) planning basis.
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