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NASA Federal Chooses Single Technology Platform

Published April 10, 2003, 2:00 p.m. EDT

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Financial Industry Computer Systems Inc., Dallas, reports that NASA Federal Credit Union has purchased and successfully implemented both FICS' loan origination solution, Loan Producer, and its servicing system, Mortgage Servicer.In addition, NASA FCU purchased a number of additional software tools from FICS for both the origination and servicing side of its business. NASA FCU serves 7,000 members worldwide and has nearly $600 million in assets. It can be found on the Web at http://www.nasafcu.org. FICS' website address is http://www.loanware.com.

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