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Visual Technologies, Inc., is proud to announce a new product offering, cEPS(TM)—a family of administrative systems developed for the financial services industry designed and built to support today’s complex financial services products.

Visual Technologies, Inc. has launched a website for The REACH for the STARS Survivorship Program. The website provides a variety of unique administrative features available through any of Visual Technologies' website packages.

Visual Technologies Ranked Number 214 Fastest Growing Technology Company in North America on the 2003 Deloitte Technology Fast 500 and the Third Fastest Growing Technology Company on the 2003 Connecticut Fast 50

Visual Technologies, Inc., launches flexible periodic payment processing system known as CoDI Enterprise Payment System™ (CEPS).

Visual Technologies, Inc., celebrated the 8th anniversary of its Total Network Support service. To commemorate the anniversary, Visual Technologies is rolling back its rates to the levels of 1999 for Hartford Metro area’s non-profit organizations.

Visual Technologies, one of more than 50 vendors nominated by their clients, was ranked as number one Network Support Vendor by Readers of Law Tribune.

Visual Technologies has devised an affordable plan to allow its small to mid-size clients to have the same caliber dynamic website as its Fortune 100 clients.

Richard L. Huebner, president of Visual Technologies Inc. has been appointed to the Executive Committee of The World Affairs Council of Connecticut.

Visual Technologies, Inc. will be a platinum sponsor at the annual CT Business Expo. The company will be demonstrating its new unified messaging solution as well as giving a seminar on convergence for small businesses.

President of Visual Technologies, Inc., Richard Huebner, elected to the Board of Directors of The Connecticut Technology Council.

President and CEO of Visual Technologies, Inc., Richard Huebner, will co-chair the Governer's Competitiveness Council's Software/IT Cluster in an attempt to boost Connecticut's regional economy by improving competition within state's key industries.