Nevada FCU Implements Alexys TeamPro

July 26, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

LAS VEGAS - (07/26/06) -- Nevada FCU said it has installedAlexys Corp.'s Team Pro task and project management system forcompliance, IT governance and reporting needs. Team Pro is taskmanagement software that allows credit union and bank employees toeasily record tasks in a relational database, allowing them to beprioritized, assigned and completed with detailed documentation ofpertinent discussions, notes, attachments, and a record of the timespend on each task. Alexys Corp. is based in Stoneham,Mass.

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