Forté Internet Software

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name = Forté Internet Software

type = Private
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foundation = 1987
founder = Charles Dazler Knuff
location_city = Carlsbad, CA
location_country = USA
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key_people = Charles Dazler Knuff · President and CEO
industry = Software
products = Agent
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homepage = http://www.forteinc.com
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intl = Originally Forte Advanced Management Systems, Forté Internet Software makes Agent, a Windows-based Usenet news and email client. In the 1980's and 1990's Forté also produced enterprise-level products including network optimization and station administration tools that were licensed by Nortel Networks. In 1996 Forté created Adante, software for managing high volumes of inbound corporate email.In late 1997 Forté was acquired by Genesys Telecommunications (which was then purchased by Alcatel) to integrate Adante into the Genesys and Alcatel product lines. In 2000 Alcatel sold Forte's Consumer Software Group to Charles Dazler Knuff. Now known as Forté Internet Software, this group continues to develop Agent and to research the areas of social software, email and wireless communications using trust networks.In 2003 Forté created Forté Internet Services, which offers Agent Premium Newsgroups (APN), a high-speed, high-retention Usenet news service.

External links

* [http://www.forteinc.com Forté Internet Software]