ASEC INTERNATIONAL - One of the world's largest and esteemed data conversion companies for over twenty years.

Company Profile: ASEC has focused its expertise in several divisions established to meet the unique needs of its diverse clientele.

• Legal Services Division
• CD-ROM and Online Database Services Division
• Publishing Services Division
• Indexing and Abstracting Division
• Programming Services Division

Areas of expertise include engineering, medicine, pharmacology, psychology, biology, chemistry, geography, physics, textiles and law.

Legal Services Division: ASEC specializes in meeting the scoping, proofreading and editing needs of court reporters; the legal document conversion needs of law firms and litigation support services organizations and legal research and brief drafting for legal clients.

Litigation Document Coding: ASEC provides the document coding needs of litigation support organizations, accounting firms, and facilities management firms. ASEC specializes in coding discovery documents into concise, client-specific electronic formats. In addition, depositions, transcripts and other legal documents can be converted into full-text databases. ASEC takes case specific information and code into a concise and easily searchable databases. Both objective bibliographic coding and subjective document analysis coding are offered

General Data Capture: ASEC inputs data from paper, microfilm, or image files and places it into a structured client- specified electronic output format.

Electronic File Conversions: ASEC takes legacy data that exists in one electronic format and, using custom-built conversion filters, converts that data into another electronic format (most notably XML/SGML). .

Programming Services: ASEC maintains a full staff of programmers, systems analysts, and experienced IT professionals capable of accommodating virtually any software application or database management requirement. In addition, ASEC offers a variety of EDP services including systems analysis and design, applications, programming, program conversion from one language or operating system to another and complete documentation for existing programs.