System Designs, a Utah company, has owned and used the trademark "New CustomWare" since 1978. Another company later named itself New CustomWare (NCW). It was a virtual company whose president lived in California. It trained companies on JAVA Web service technology. Its trainers were scattered through-out the United States, but none lived in Utah. System Designs sued NCW in Utah for trademark infringement. NCW defended by claiming that the court lacked personal jurisdiction. Is it correct? Why or why not?