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AZCAR Acquires Pro-Com Systems

AZCAR Technologies has acquired the assets and intellectual property of Pro-Com Systems. AZCAR Procom will operate out of AZCAR'S Canonsburg, Pa. office. "This acquisition dovetails nicely with AZCAR's overall strategic plan for growing its media technologies and related business," said Stephen Pumple, president/

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: May 19, 2005

AZCAR Technologies has acquired the assets and intellectual property of Pro-Com Systems.

AZCAR Procom will operate out of AZCAR'S Canonsburg, Pa. office.

"This acquisition dovetails nicely with AZCAR's overall strategic plan for growing its media technologies and related business," said Stephen Pumple, president/CEO of AZCAR.

Bill Frazier, AZCAR's vice president of sales said that with the acquisition AZCAR gains immediate penetration into video conferencing, high-end video production and display systems, medical imaging and telemedicine markets.

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

AZCAR Procom will continue to operate out of its Canonsburg, PA, offices

Pro-Com brings more than years of boardroom design experience to AZCAR

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