Universal Imaging Utility (UIU) was developed by Big Bang, a Milwaukee-based software training, consulting and development company. According to the company, the need for the product became apparent when it was presenting Norton Ghost Training workshops. Workshop attendees were apparently searching for a solution to the problem of creating, storing and maintaining multiple image files.
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