OIT Partners with Capital Computer Solutions, Inc.

STATE COLLEGE, PA:  Optical Image Technology Inc. (OIT), a developer of award-winning document/content management software, is proud to announce its recent partnership with Capital Computer Solutions, Inc. (CCSI) located in Detroit, Michigan.

Since 1987, CCSI has offered complete solutions to streamline business processes, which enhance profitability through hardware, software, maintenance, project management, and support. 

"At CCSI, we have always committed to strive for no less than excellence in everything that we do so that we are able to provide our customers with 'A Better Solution'," explains Mitchell Nichols, President of CCSI.  "By joining forces with OIT and offering its award winning content management software, we have the confidence that our projects will exceed all expectations."

CCSI has expertise in a wide range of technology areas and focuses on consulting, hardware integration/turnkey projects, product development, conversion services, e-business, electronic document management systems, contract programming, and training.

"We are proud to have Capital Computer Solutions join our team as a Certified Business Partner," states Scott Buchart, OIT President.  "They are a highly skilled, full service computer company, and we are glad that they will be incorporating our software into their offerings."

OIT's award-winning Total Solution for Document/Content Management includes:  OptiFICHE™(COLD-ERM/EBPP), OptiIMAGE™(Document Imaging), OptiFLOW™(Workflow/Process Management), IntraVIEWER® (Browser Access/E-Business Enabler), ObjectSERVE™ (HSM), ObjectPRINT™(Print/Fax Server), and InfoVIEW™(Enhanced Index Extraction).   OIT has gained prominent industry recognition by organizations such as AIIM, Doculabs and Kinetic Information.  OIT's Total Solution enables people to be more productive and makes information more manageable. 

For more information on Capital Computer Solutions, please visit their website at http://www.capitalcomputer.com.

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Release Date: June 25, 2001