INFORMATION ECONOMICS

Computer hardware and computer programs; computer hardware, namely, computers, servers and storage apparatus; computer programs for controlling operations and executing computer systems, software and computer networks; computer programs for connecting disparate computer networks and systems, servers and storage apparatus; operating system software; computer programs for linking computers together and for enabling computer activities across a global computer network; computer programs for managing systems, software and processes in an information technology environment, instruction manuals sold with the above-mentioned goods; information life-cycle governance solutions, including software, services and associated hardware, that enable organizations to increase the value of their data and reduce the risk and cost associated with storing that data; software equipment

Educational services; conferences, exhibitions, colloquiums, presentations, technical demonstrations and training courses, all in the field of information technology and computer products and services; events, conferences, educational sessions and the like pertaining to life-cycle governance solutions aimed at increasing value of data and reducing risk and cost associated with storing that data

Computer services; computer system integration services; computer consultation services; consulting services in the field of design, selection, implementation and use of computer hardware and software systems for others; technical support services, namely troubleshooting computers, servers and computer programs (computer services); computer system design services for others; computer system analysis; interconnection of computers and computer programs, namely, integration of computer systems and computer networks; testing of computer programs and computer hardware, namely, software, computer and server testing; installation, updating and maintenance of computer programs; computer programming services for others in class 42; services pertaining to information life-cycle governance solutions, including software, services and associated hardware, that enable organizations to increase the value of their data and reduce the risk and cost associated with storing that data