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    Corporate Services, Providers of TrakQuip and RTMS, Premier Equipment and Rental Management Software Solutions, is Excited to Celebrate their 20th Anniversary

    PRWeb – Mon, Dec 3, 2012

    Corporate Services, providers of TrakQuip and RTMS, premier equipment and rental management software solutions, is excited to celebrate their 20th Anniversary!

    Baton Rouge, Louisiana (PRWEB) December 03, 2012

    Corporate Services, LLC, providers of the RTMS and TrakQuip, equipment and rental management software solutions, celebrate 20 years of helping companies track the revenue, cost, locations and utilization of assets throughout the world. No matter the size of an organization or what industry, Corporate Services’ diverse team can help choose the best solution for your business, tying together all your business processes, including equipment management, resource planning, billing, everything needed to make better decisions, improve service and, in the end, produce a better bottom line.

    There are many things that set Corporate Services apart from all others, such as knowledge and experience to help grow businesses, client-requested enhancements to their RTMS and TrakQuip software solutions, their ability to meet the demands of businesses of all sizes, their flexibility, and their support staff available to you 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

    When you purchase a software solution, Corporate Services will walk you through every step of the way, from the planning stage, implementation, set-up, training, to on-going support.


    “Much has changed in twenty years, but our focus to meet our clients evolving needs remains the same. The number one factor in our success is the people that have entered our lives and touched us. Whether you are a client or team member, whether you have been with us since the beginning or just joined us, all has contributed so much with their confidence, referrals, and guidance. We are very excited to have them share in our journey,” said Bob Dosser, Corporate Services Executive Vice President.

    Corporate Services is very proud and blessed to have many wonderful, unique clients, all looking for a partner that can meet the unique needs of their business. Corporate Services has a deep commitment to the long-term success of each of their clients.

    For more information, please visit: http://www.corpservice.com.

    About Corporate Services, LLC


    Since 1993 Corporate Services, LLC has provided premier equipment and rental software solutions. Corporate Services’ solutions – TrakQuip™, a multiple industry solution, and RTMS, an Oilfield Rental Tool solution – can be enhanced to fit any business’ operational needs and integrate seamlessly with leading accounting packages and other business-critical applications. For more information, please visit http://www.corpservice.com.

    Jeanelle Carson
    Corporate Services
    (225) 923-3767
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