Basic Software Systems Helps Kick Off Kubota “Life is Grand” Campaign

Columbus, Ohio (October 5, 2006) – Representatives from Basic Software Systems, Texarkana, Texas recently attended Kubota Tractor Corporation’s 2006 National Dealer Meeting in Columbus, Ohio, marking the start of Kubota’s “Life is Grand” campaign highlighting the new 2007 Grand L-series tractors. 

Julie Pruitt, Penny Allred, and Keo Scott joined more than 950 U.S. Kubota dealers to view Kubota’s new products for 2007, including tractors, construction equipment, utility vehicles, and lawn and garden equipment.  Kubota Tractor Corporation will celebrate its 35^th anniversary in the United States in 2007 and introduces its signature 2007 Grand L40-series of tractors.  Kubota’s first tractor sold in the United States was an early L-series tractor.

Basic Software Systems has been partnered with Kubota Tractor Corporation since 1979.  We offer seamless integrated interfaces for Kubota dealers: EPC, PAD, and KIO.  These interfaces allow the dealer to view their parts and equipment on their screen while ordering customized parts for their own customers. 

“We, at Basic Software Systems, have always stepped up to the plate when it comes to adding valuable features to our software that will help the dealerships we serve to become more productive. It has been great working with Kubota’s development team in making the KubotaLink, EPC, and the new KIO interface from Basic Software Systems one of our best efforts.” says Ed Archambo, CEO of Basic Software Systems.

“Basic Software will continue teaming up with great partners like Kubota to help our customers stay up with technological advances that are available.” 

About Basic Software Systems.

Basic Software Systems was established in Texarkana, Texas in 1979, serving an array of customers throughout North America, including: agricultural equipment parts and service, outdoor power equipment, water sports and utility vehicles, ATV recreational vehicles (RV's), lawn and garden, hardware stores, and much more.  All business system modules and Manufacturer interfaces from Basic Software Systems are designed to run on a standard personal computer or network to create a powerful system with UNLIMITED user access and store locations; commonly network using Windows 2003, XP Professional, SCO Unix and Novell. Basic also provides a wide range of specialized data conversion programs that allow existing information to be moved from any business system over to Basic Software Systems.   For more information, contact Basic Software Systems at 800-252-4476, send an email to mailto:sales@basic-software.com, or visit their website at www.basic-software.com.