KIS Teams With Microsoft to Bring Technology Directly to the Doorstep of Silicon Valley Businesses

Fremont, CA — May 1, 2008 — KIS, a leading provider of information technology consulting and solutions, today announced its participation in Microsoft Across America, a nationwide road show designed to give business people hands-on experience with the latest technology. Microsoft Across America events are free half-day seminars that enable visitors to explore a state-of-the-art truck for live product demonstrations. On June 18th, 2008, visitors can attend a Microsoft Across America event at KIS, located at 4027 Clipper Court in Fremont, CA from 10:00 am–2:00 pm. Representatives from KIS will be on hand to offer one-on-one advice and answer questions.

Keep IT Simple (KIS) is a privately held network solutions and consulting firm headquartered in Fremont, CA. With one of the largest multidisciplinary consulting staffs in Northern California, KIS has been serving its clients (major corporations, education, and government organizations) since 1988. Unique at KIS is its Partnership structure, which allows them to respond quickly to the ever-changing needs of their clients and easily manage the fast pace of technology in the IT Industry.

As a multi-platform consulting and support provider, KIS works with clients to build a stable, manageable network using "best of breed" technologies. Their Professional Services groups are built around 4 core practices areas (Network, Management, Security, and Storage), and are further defined into 26 specific practice areas.

“At KIS, we have a passion for helping businesses make technology decisions that are right for their organization,” said John Marciano, Chief Operating Officer at KIS. “Microsoft Across America allows us to meet face to face with business people in our community, customize demonstrations according to their individual business needs, and build a lasting relationship so they know who to turn to as their business grows.”

Microsoft Across America event attendees can experiment with programs such as Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Office 2007, and Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0. A fleet of seven Microsoft Across America trucks have delivered over 600 events this year and more events are scheduled through 2008 and beyond. More information about this Microsoft across America Event, including the schedule and event registration, is available at www.clicktoattend.com Event Code 33333. or Click to Register on our website

“Our ability to effectively serve customers and offer a program such as Microsoft Across America is due in large part to our strong network of business partners,” said Chris Bacich, Partner Account Manager - Northwest SMS&P. “We are pleased to partner with local IT providers like KIS as these companies offer many of the tools and advice our customers consistently ask for, including easy-to-use technology, local expertise and integrated solutions.”

About KIS
KIS is a privately held network solutions firm headquartered in Fremont, CA. As a professional services organization, since 1988, KIS has served clients from major corporations, education, and government organizations to small and medium business customers. KIS provides strategic network design, network security, Network management, integration, and support services. KIS is located online at www.kiscc.com .

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Sonia Winland
510-933-1900
sonia@kiscc.com

Keep IT Simple (KIS) is a privately held network solutions and consulting firm headquartered in Fremont, CA. With one of the largest multidisciplinary consulting staffs in Northern California, KIS has been serving its clients (major corporations, education, and government organizations) since 1988. Unique at KIS is its Partnership structure, which allows them to respond quickly to the ever-changing needs of their clients and easily manage the fast pace of technology in the IT Industry.

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