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LabTech Announces Live Demos of Remote Monitoring Management Solutions

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Aug 20 2010

LabTech, the global provider of LabTech Software, a powerful tool for remote monitoring, management (RMM) and automation, has confirmed its participation at booth 414 and in the demo room 4319 of XChange Americas 2010, which is to be held at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center, Dallas, Texas, from August 22 to 25.

Labtech has planned to conduct live demos for visitors of its cost effective RMM solutions that can easily convert solution providers into management service providers. These shows will also educate them regarding procurement of clients for the initial start up and on how to manage customers as a single exchange group, which is a major predicament faced by many service providers.

XChange Americas is the largest channel event of the year that brings together over 300 qualified solution providers from North and Latin America and leading industry vendors in diverse technology areas to build business relationships. Event highlights include sessions and discussions led by senior editors and analysts, thereby providing maximum opportunities to the solution provider community.

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