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For Immediate Release
17 November, 2004

Azteca Systems Introduces Cityworks Equipment Manager
Fully Integrated Equipment Management Solution

Sandy, UT — Azteca Systems announced today the release of Cityworks Equipment Manager, a fully integrated solution for managing equipment items. Equipment manager is designed to track equipment through Cityworks, the leading GIS-based Asset Maintenance Management solution.

Cityworks Equipment Manager offers users an intuitive user interface for scheduling, reserving, and tracking equipment within the Cityworks environment. Users can assign equipment items to specific domains, browse by hierarchy and select and assign specific items for use in projects and work orders.

“Equipment Manager was developed in response to the needs of our customers,” says Brian Haslam, President of Azteca Systems. “Our overall goal is to continue providing our clients with the latest, easy-to-use technologies that enable their organizations to run in the most effective and cost efficient manner.”

Cityworks Equipment Manager contains many features meeting essential needs for managing equipment within organizations. A scheduling interface allows equipment to be checked out by the day and time. Built in tools allow users to search for details of any item, showing those that are checked out, the employee that has checked the item out, and when that specific item is due back. Equipment Manager can also track group and individual equipment history, including when and who checked out the equipment and what work orders they were used for.

Equipment Manager is being provided as a separate, add-on product to the Cityworks suite of asset and maintenance management tools. Ideally suited for fleet management staff within an organization, it is also useful to field and supervisor staff. Equipment Manager is currently available through Azteca Systems.