Sunflower Systems Release Patch 50000012

Systems® announces the release of Patch 50000012. End Quote

Washington, DC-MD-VA-WV (1888PressRelease) June 28, 2016 - ARLINGTON, VA - Sunflower Systems®, the leader in enterprise asset management software and solutions, announces the release of Patch 50000012. This patch is only applicable for the Sunflower 5.0 platform.

Release highlights for Patch 50000012 include:
• Enhancements made to all Asset Event Reports (Initial, Ongoing and Final)
• Generation of Ongoing Events for several transactions
• Creation of a new Catalog Entries Report
• Ability to request a transfer of assets between agreements
• Added support for Java Web Start for compliance with browsers that do not support plug-ins
• Over 50 additional bug fixes and enhancements

Patch 50000012 is available for download from the Customer Care Support Center (CCSC). The Readme file contains detailed information on the contents of the patch.

About Sunflower Systems
Sunflower Systems is an enterprise asset management solutions company specializing in the deployment of software tools and business processes to simplify lifecycle asset management tasks. Sunflower's portfolio of solutions enables organizations to improve decision-making, accountability and regulatory compliance for all types of assets including personal property, real property, IT assets, materials, vehicles and more. Sunflower Systems offers a wide range of services including software implementation, training, consulting and operational support. Sunflower Systems has been serving the property management needs of federal government agencies, universities, government contractors and national laboratories since 1997. The company has offices in San Ramon, California and Arlington, Virginia. For more information, please call 866-209-3516 or visit our website at sunflowersystems.com.

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