Micromain Corporation - MicroMain's Maintenance Software Wins Readers' Choice Award

(February 5, 2004) AUSTIN, TX— MicroMain Corporation, a leading provider of asset and facility management software and services, announced today that its maintenance software won the 2003 Readers’ Choice Award from Today’s Facility Manager (TFM) magazine.

TFM’s readers recognized MicroMain XM™—MicroMain’s computerized maintenance management (CMMS)/enterprise asset management (EAM) system—with the first-place award in the computerized maintenance category. Readers made their selections based on excellence in reliability, value, aesthetics, and customer service.

This year TFM commissioned a third party contractor to conduct a poll that would register preferred vendors and products among readers. Invitations were sent to over 7,500 TFM subscribers requesting participation in the national survey. The magazine reported that the respondents represented a sufficient sample to ensure the results reflected the opinions of the facility executive community.

“When we launched MicroMain XM early last year, our customers let us know how much they appreciated its comprehensive features, including new fleet management, and its ease of use,“ said Pat Conroy, President of MicroMain Corporation. “At MicroMain, we pride ourselves in listening to our customers and doing what it takes to meet their needs.

“We are pleased to have our customer service, as well as our product, recognized by the readers of Today’s Facility Manager,” he added. “These building owners and facility executives know what tools they need to stay competitive, and we are honored they chose MicroMain XM as their first-place choice in computerized maintenance systems.”

About MicroMain
MicroMain Corporation (www.micromain.com) provides award-winning asset and facility management software and services to organizations worldwide. All MicroMain products are delivered with complete source code, an unprecedented offering that gives each customer complete solution control and flexibility. With MicroMain’s easy-to-use system, customers simplify the maintenance process with automated work orders, improved preventive maintenance scheduling, and enhanced asset tracking and inventory control, which reduces downtime and significantly lowers costs. MicroMain’s data-enabled facility drawings and reports also enable professionals to better manage and extend facility operations. Founded in 1991 in Austin, Texas, MicroMain supports over 15,000 licenses in more than 4,700 facilities throughout the world.