FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla., Dec. 16, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- NetWorth Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB:NWRT), an information networking, security and IT auditing company, today said that its trading symbol has changed to (OTCBB:NWRT) from (OTCBB:CLME) as a result of the company's recent adoption of its new name, NetWorth Technologies.
The company has also adopted a new CUSIP number. The new CUSIP number is 64122A-10-6.
On November 23, the company announced it was changing its name to NetWorth Technologies from Colmena Corp. to reflect its commitment to earning high rewards for its shareholders from the superior management of technology product and service activities.
About NetWorth Technologies, Inc.
NetWorth Technologies is a global management consulting, technology services and acquisition company. Its current portfolio consists of NetWorth Systems Inc., an information networking, security and IT auditing company. Committed to delivering innovation, NetWorth Technologies looks to acquire promising underperforming technology and technology services companies and to help them become high-performance businesses. With deep industry and business process expertise, broad global resources, NetWorth Technologies can mobilize the right people, skills, and technologies to help clients improve their performance.
Its holdings provide security services, IT outsourcing, IT asset management, and IT Governance and wireless services.
Using its industry and business-process knowledge, and our insight into existing and emerging technologies, we identify new business and technology trends and formulate and implement solutions for acquisition companies under demanding time constraints. Specifically, we help Companies:
-- Identify and enter new markets.
-- Increase revenues in existing markets.
-- Improve operational performance.
-- Deliver their products and services more effectively and
efficiently.
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