News Release--For Immediate Release--July 26, 2002

ADSI and Digital Controls announce ADSI software now Solaris Certified

Dayton, Ohio and Southhaven Mississipi—Application Data Systems, Inc. (ADSI) and Digital Controls Corporation today announced that ADSI’s public safety software systems have all been tested and certified to run on the Sun Microsystems’ Solaris platform.  ADSI’s commitment to high quality products and exceptional customer service requires that they continuously upgrade and expand their product line to meet the demands of their customers.  As a result of this commitment, ADSI partnered with Digital Controls Corporation, experts in the implementation and support of Sun Solaris systems, to assist them with the testing/porting process that ADSI undergoes when certifying a new operating platform.

"Unlike private companies, public safety organizations can't change out their technology every 2-3 years," said Joel House, CEO of ADSI.  Added House "Hardware is a big investment for public safety organizations. It needs lots of built-in redundancy to avoid interruptions in service. Public safety is a 24/7 operation. You must have reliable hardware and reliable software and that is why we have added the Sun Microsystems Solaris platform to the list of platforms that we support.”

ABOUT ADSI
Application Data Systems was chartered in May 1981 with its primary business being the development of Computer Application Software for the Public Safety marketplace. The success of Application Data Systems, Inc. is because of the people that have been associated with the corporation over the years. These people used their skills of system design, system analysis, programming, marketing, and customer relations, as well as long hours when necessary, to get the job done. ADSI’s start in the Public Safety software market came with the development of a Computer Assisted Dispatch system for the Memphis Fire Department. Later, CAD was enhanced to include the Law Enforcement and EMS dispatching. The CAD is now dispatching Law Enforcement, Fire and EMS vehicles for many cities and counties across the nation such as Peoria, IL, Dayton, OH, Baton Rouge, LA, Tucson, AZ, and Memphis, TN to name a few. Many improvements have been made to the CAD software since the original version was written in 1983. With each new installation, new ideas are introduced and enhancements are made. After completing the first CAD release, and after several years of work, an ADSI software module also now covers many aspects of governmental reporting.

ADSI Contact: Joel House, CEO, ADSI 1930 First Commercial Drive
Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 393-2046 (662) 393-6605 fax   www.e9.com

ABOUT DIGITAL CONTROLS CORPORATION
Digital Controls is an IT services, software and development company with over 35 years of providing technology solutions to its IT customers around the United States.  Digital Controls’
Technology Services Group provides on-site and remote managed services for network and systems support, network security management services, a suite of professional services that include network and system design, staging and installation and complex configuration services. In addition, TSG offers predictively priced IT hardware and software deployment solutions. The company's Internet applications division, e-solutions@work focuses on database driven web applications for business, education (K-12), and local and county government. In addition, the company's software division, Plus Technologies, is a developer and marketer of Advanced Document Delivery and Printer Management software solutions.

Digital Controls Contact:   Joel Vedder, VP of Corporate Marketing, Digital Controls Corporation, 305 S. Pioneer Blvd, Springboro, OH 45066 937-746-8118
937-743-8575 fax  
[email protected]

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