QED Introduces Company Newsletter, QED Quarterly

On September 20, 2004, QED Information Systems, Inc. published the first edition of its company newsletter, QED Quarterly.

MARLTON, NJ (PRWEB) September 22, 2004 -- On September 20, 2004, QED Information Systems, Inc. published the first edition of its company newsletter, QED Quarterly. Published four times a year, QED Quarterly will keep QED clients and interested members of the securities industry abreast of the latest happenings within QED, including information related to Q2, QEDs signature real-time portfolio management and investment accounting system.

The Fall 2004 edition of QED Quarterly covers topics related to:

· QEDs recent office relocation to a new, state-of-the-art facility

· QED new client signings, including The New York City Office of the Comptroller, Bureau of Asset Management, and the Kentucky Teachers Retirement System

· QED's release of Q2 Release 2, Version 8.39, an upgraded version of QEDs portfolio management, investment accounting, and securities operations software package

· QEDs 2005 annual users conference

· QEDs hiring of new employees to meet the demands of QEDs growing client base

· Upcoming QED events, including trade shows and conferences

· New Q2 features that will be released in 2004 and 2005

QED Vice President of Marketing Steven Kendus believes the newsletter will facilitate communication between QED and its clients. "QED Quarterly provides us with one more tool for interacting with our customers," states Kendus. "Rather than customer communications occurring during users conferences and periodic telephone calls and emails, we now have a formal means of communicating with clients at regularly scheduled intervals."

To view the Fall 2004 edition of QED Quarterly, visit http://www.qedinfo.com/newsletter.html

About QED Information Systems, Inc.

Founded in 1987, QED Information Systems, Inc. is the premier provider of portfolio management and investment accounting systems to institutional investment firms, pension funds, investment advisors, state treasuries, and other buy-side firms. QED manages more than 1 trillion USD in collective assets, and nearly 50% of the U.S. state treasuries use QED software solutions for managing their investments.

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