Entrepreneurs / Small Business  March 10, 2008

Arizona counties replace mainframes with Colorado CustomWare

FORT COLLINS — Colorado CustomWare Inc. will provide its software solutions to a collaboration of five Arizona counties.

The counties of Navajo, Apache, Santa Cruz, Gila and Greenlee pooled their resources to acquire access to CCI’s computer-aided mass appraisal, GIS and field appraisal solutions. By purchasing all the software at once, the counties were able to leverage the amount spent on project management and training.

Because CCI has already worked with Arizona counties, the software tools needed no additional customization to meet state regulations. The new solutions replace a 10-year-old mainframe program.

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Founded in 1989, Colorado CustomWare employs more than 60 in Fort Collins.

FORT COLLINS — Colorado CustomWare Inc. will provide its software solutions to a collaboration of five Arizona counties.

The counties of Navajo, Apache, Santa Cruz, Gila and Greenlee pooled their resources to acquire access to CCI’s computer-aided mass appraisal, GIS and field appraisal solutions. By purchasing all the software at once, the counties were able to leverage the amount spent on project management and training.

Because CCI has already worked with Arizona counties, the software tools needed no additional customization to meet state regulations. The new solutions replace a 10-year-old mainframe program.

Founded in 1989, Colorado CustomWare employs more than 60 in Fort…

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