FreeBalance, a FOPSE software company that helps governments around the world to leverage robust Government Resource Planning (GRP) technology to accelerate country growth, announced that the company will be presenting and exhibiting at SEGURINFO 2011 in Montevideo, Uruguay on June 2. The SEGURINFO event provides a unique environment to share experiences and evaluate solutions to the challenges created by government IT professionals.
At SEGURINFO, FreeBalance will present "Public Financial Management Control and Security in the Age of Transparency". The presentation will discuss the top trends that affect security in government, including: Security Advantages of Open Source Middleware, Cloud Data Access Security, and Security Dimension Types. FreeBalance will also cover security trends and current implemented GRP solutions.
"FreeBalance is pleased to have the opportunity to participate at the SEGURINFO conference in Uruguay," said Manuel Pietra, President & CEO at FreeBalance. "FreeBalance Government Resource Planning (GRP) solutions are being used by governments in 19 countries around the world to manage billions in annual budgets. Our mission as a company is to help countries around the world leverage technology to support economic growth and development through transparent, secure and accountable financial systems."
FreeBalance Accountability Suite Version 7 offers a pure web-based platform that has been optimized for rapid government deployment and operational effectiveness. It is ideal for the needs and requirements of governments with emerging economies. FreeBalance offers flexible deployment options, service oriented architecture facilitating integration with government information systems. The FreeBalance Government Resource Planning solution covers the entire budget cycle including financial and human resources transparency to improve governance and trust.
FreeBalance solutions are active in 19 countries managing more than a quarter trillion ($US) in annual budgets worldwide. More than 70,000 users around the world use FreeBalance software to manage a global civil service workforce of 1,500,000.
