Web Based Software Given to CRI Cities During National Preparedness Month

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CRITeeK Software Set to Become the National Standard for Cities Readiness Planning

(I-Newswire) August 27, 2010 - Columbus, Ohio – S3 Web Systems, developer of CRITeeK: The Complete Cities Readiness Planning Suite, today announced that they plan to waive licensing fees associated with their software for National Preparedness Month.

CRITeeK significantly enhances CRI coordination through the use of well-developed databases that store Agency and POD information and files. Other tools include automated call-downs with response documentation, and an LTAR assistant wizard. The web-based approach promises common features of its kind including: security, accessibility, compatibility, support and upgrades.

“We wanted to do something special since becoming a part of the National Preparedness Month Coalition,” said Dwight Scott, founder of S3 Web Systems. “Our software helps ease and streamline the most core functions of the CRI or Preparedness Coordinator, and we want to make sure that cities have access to what we’ve offered.”

All cities that enter into contract with S3 Web Systems during the month of September, 2010 will be given CRITeeK software with no licensing fees. Contract will include price of hosting, setup, support, and upgrades. For more information call 1-888-316-7559 or email sales@criteek.com.

About CRITeeK:
S3 Web Systems strategies are helping the company emerge as a pioneer in web-based government systems. Their systems aid in sustaining commonly ignored sectors within government, which typically makes their system the only hope for overlooked yet important programs.

Members of the S3 Web Systems team work locally in Columbus, Ohio and have participated in a number of government initiatives including the development of Columbus Public Health’s website, building an online training and orientation for Franklin County Medical Reserve Corps, and developing a Critical Infrastructure Database for Franklin County Board of Health.

Company Contact Information
CRITeeK
Lawrence Scott, CRITeeK Solutions Specialist
423 E. Town Street
43215
Phone : 1-888-316-7559

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August 27, 2010

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