07/2007 - ASI Team Awarded Intelligent Carbon Nanotube-Based Development Contract

technology will allow for quick software reloading or resetting in satellites during the aftermath of such an event locally without necessitating ground-based intervention.

Solar radiation events including solar flares have been shown to interrupt communications through satellites. Such events have caused significant downtime as new software is uploaded from ground-based control centers. In addition, a relatively low yield and inexpensive nuclear weapon exploded in space can have an extremely destructive effect on space borne and ground-based electronic equipment. This generally includes any equipment with the line of sight of the event. The growing threat of EMP attack by rogue groups with new nuclear capabilities challenge the military and civilian authorities to protect critical commercial and military infrastructure. With this technology it would be possible to quickly reload or reset software in satellites in the aftermath of such an event from an onboard source automatically without ground-based control.

The team also includes Missouri State University, the Jordan Valley Innovation Center (JVIC), and Brewer Science, Inc. Previous collaboration via the JVIC has led to ASI's Gemini x25 product (pictured right). The Gemini x25 is embedded with ASI's PreAct Artificial Intelligence software, enabling handheld computer integration.

03/2007 - ASI Featured on World Business Review with Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf

Applied Systems Intelligence Appeared on Norman Schwarzkopf's World Business Review TV Series, March 25, 2007 on CNBC

Review hosted by General Norman Schwarzkopf. Artificial intelligence is experiencing a rebirth as an approach to solving very complex problems.

"As the business world becomes more interconnected and complex, the software industry finds itself facing the really hard problems that conventional approaches can't adequately address. Our integrated intelligent systems, on the other hand, can solve these problems, thus creating great value for our partners and customers," states Dr. Norm Geddes, Founder and CEO.

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03/2007 ASI on Winning Team for Army Logistics Support Services Contract

Expeditionary Technology Receives Army's Field and Installation Readiness Support Team (FIRST) Contract Valued Up To Billion $36B

Atlanta, Georgia: March 2007 Atlanta-based Expeditionary Technology Services Inc., a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), has been awarded the U.S. Army's multiple-award Field and Installation Readiness Support Team (FIRST) contract to provide logistics support services to the Army and other Defense Department operations around the world. The contract has an estimated value of $36 billion and 20-year scope if all options are exercised.

Under the contract, Expeditionary Technology will compete with other awardees for task orders issued by the Army Contracting Agency. The contract includes support for consulting services, development, deployment, training, operations and maintenance for Department of Defense logistic systems and processes. The FIRST program is designed to enable rapid identification of emerging technology with potential for improving government logistics systems. Expeditionary Technology will provide logistics-support services to Headquarters, Forces Command (HQ FORSCOM); Headquarters, U.S. Army Reserve Command (HQ USARC); Headquarters, ARCENT Third US Army and Headquarters, US First Army, SRCC-East, AMC-HQ, and all other Army or DOD Agencies, CONUS/OCONUS.

Expeditionary Technology's team includes several of the leading military logistics, and information technology service providers to the Department of Defense. They, include Accenture, Applied Systems Intelligence, B2B Workforce, Diligens Logistics Services, Eagle Group International, The Shaw Group, TechBios, and WEL-VETS. The team possesses an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the Army's processes, people, legacy environments and operational philosophies, as well as technical capabilities to meet the requirements for providing logistics services around the world.

"The Army will really benefit from our team's commercial logistics and transformation experience," said Expeditionary Technology CEO David Heino. "Accenture is an industry leader in both commercial and DOD transformation and business process re-engineering. Shaw is the best and one of the largest in installation logistics support. Eagle Group International has been an incumbent in this industry for many years and has demonstrated unprecedented growth. Our small business partners are of the highest quality with relevant and significant qualifications. The Army will also benefit from our key staff's recent combat experience in Afghanistan and Iraq, including that of my own."

Expeditionary Technology is a service disabled veteran owned small business based in Atlanta, Georgia that specializes in logistics services, information technology services, and engineering services. One of Expeditionary Technology's hallmarks is its ability to rapidly develop prototype systems to generate near term results. Expeditionary Technology specializes in providing solutions to our customers using the proven methods and technologies to support their challenging logistics, IT, and engineering programs. Our consultants are military veterans, have significant private sector experience, and have expertise leveraging industry best practices. Learn more at http://www.expeditionary.com.

02/2007 ASI Wins Contract for Coordinating Army Field Medical Units

ASI Wins Contract for Coordinating Army Field Medical Units with Unmanned Air Vehicles for Evacuation and Resupply

Roswell, Georgia: February 8, 2007 Applied Systems Intelligence, Inc., (ASI) of Roswell, GA announced today that it has been awarded a $100,000 contract from the Office of the Secretary of Defense for the US Army Medical Research and Materiel Command, Fort Detrick, MD. The Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) contract is to develop an intelligent control architecture based on ASI's c2it associate system technology to provide a UAV-equipped medevac team the ability to autonomously coordinate activities in a combat environment. The goal of this effort is to provide a level of integrated intelligence that allows field medics to collaborate with unmanned medical assets in a dynamic, hostile situation to save more lives and increase the effectiveness of combat medical operations.

Applied Systems Intelligence, Inc., headquartered in Roswell, GA, is a leading provider of cognitive technology used to develop highly advanced decision-aiding systems. ASI's PreAct^®-based Associate Systems harness the intelligence of world-class experts, enabling people with limited expertise to tap a vast body of knowledge and quickly deliver superior performance in highly demanding situations. The breakthrough PreAct^® Software provides vast improvements over traditional artificial intelligence approaches and conventional software - in military, business and government domains.

01/2007 ASI Wins Army Contract for Diplomatic, Intelligence, Military and Economic (DIME) Project

ASI Wins a Decision Aiding Tool Contract to Assess the Effects of Diplomatic, Information, Military & Economic (DIME) Activities on US Army Tactical Operations

Roswell, Georgia: January 3, 2007 Applied Systems Intelligence, Inc., (ASI) of Roswell, GA announced today that it has been awarded a $69,759 contract from the US Army Program Element Office, Command and Control and Communications Tactical, Fort Monmouth, NJ.

The Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) contract is to develop a decision aiding tool that assesses the effects of Diplomatic, Information, and Economic activities as well as Military (DIME) activities on the outcomes of military campaigns. The goal of DIME is to avoid counter-productive and conflicting activities in the conduct of tactical operations within a theater. For example, if restoring local agriculture to increase food supplies and encourage economic participation by the population is a high priority economic activity, a tactical operation that would disrupt agriculture and damage crops might be avoided if other more compatible operations could be performed instead.

Dr. Norm Geddes, ASI's CEO said, "The Army needs a reliable, maintainable and deployable solution to estimating the effects of DIME tasks. Our approach is to develop a solution that is easily configured to the theater and produce understandable and immediately applicable results to be of value to a tactical commander."

09/2006 ASI wins AEA award for Leadership in Education by a Technology Organization

Their outstanding support of this program resulted in ASI being nominated for and winning the AEA "Leadership in Education by a Technology Organization Award" in September 2006.

in Control Award. Former members of the club presently attend Georgia Tech and other top engineering schools, and present members plan to become engineers.

competitive way. The program is a life-changing, career-molding experience - and a lot of fun. The competition reaches more than 28,000 high-school-aged young people on approximately 1,125 teams in 33 regional events. Teams come from Brazil, Canada, Ecuador, Israel, Mexico, the U.K., and almost every U.S. state.

The competitions are high-tech spectator sporting events, the result of much-focused brainstorming, real-world teamwork, dedicated mentoring, project timelines and deadlines. ASI participates in the FIRST movement as a sponsor of the local Roswell High School competitive team.

American Electronics Association (AeA) - ASI is an active member of the nation's largest high-tech trade association, the AeA. Our president, Dr. Norm Geddes, was appointed to the Executive Board of the association's Southeast Region in 2006. The AeA, formerly known as the American Electronics Association, represents all segments of the electronics industry and serves electronics companies and software companies through 18 regional offices throughout the country. The association has a very strong presence on Capitol Hill. As a member of the AeA Board, Dr. Geddes works diligently with the AeA to raise awareness and foster solutions to improve interest in a science and engineering education, which is a serious concern for global competitiveness.

08/2006 ASI Participates in AUVSI Unmanned Systems Exhibition

ASI promoted its c2it solution and participated in the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) North America 2006 Conference in Orlando, FL. AUVSI's Unmanned Systems North America is the world's largest unmanned systems conference event.

07/2006 AEA Appoints ASI President to Executive Board

Roswell, Georgia: July 19, 2006 The AeA, the largest high-tech trade association in the U.S., has named Dr. Norm Geddes, president of Applied Systems Intelligence, Inc., to the Executive Board of the association's Southeast Region. The AeA, formerly known as the American Electronics Association, represents all segments of the electronics industry and serves electronics companies and software companies through 18 regional offices throughout the country. The association has a very strong presence on Capitol Hill.

As a member of the AeA Board, Dr. Geddes will be working diligently with the AeA to raise awareness and foster solutions to improve interest in a science and engineering education, which is a serious concern for global competitiveness.

10/2005 ASI Earns CMM-3 Software Development Certification

Roswell, Georgia: October 18, 2005 Applied Systems Intelligence, Inc., (ASI) announced today that it has been awarded certification for software development under the Capability Maturity Model Level 3 (CMM-3) from the Software Engineering Institute, a branch of Carnegie Mellon University.

The certification evaluation was led by Ralph Williams, president of Cooliemon, LLC, who stated that ASI was well prepared for the appraisal process. Dr. Norman Geddes, ASI's CEO, said, "This prestigious rating positions ASI for additional new business and growth." The CMM® standards establish a benchmark for judging, in a repeatable way, the maturity of an organization's software process and comparing it to the state of the practice of the industry. CMM® can also be used by an organization to plan improvements to its software process. It also reflects the needs of individuals performing software process, improvement or process assessments; is documented; and is publicly available.

03/2005 ARRIS Selects ASI to Augment its ERP System

Suwanee, Georgia, March 14, 2005 ARRIS, one of the world's leading suppliers of next-generation voice, video and data communications equipment for the cable industry, has selected the eValue® system from Applied Systems Intelligence, Inc. (AI) to integrate supply chain management solutions into its existing ERP system. The goal of the project is to deliver online collaborative tools in the form of advanced supply event management, supply chain visibility, decision support and sales support in order to streamline targeted operations and decrease costs.

About ARRIS - ARRIS provides broadband local access networks with innovative next generation high-speed data and telephony systems for the delivery of voice, video and data to the home and business. ARRIS complete solutions enhance the reliability and value of converged services from the network to the subscriber. Headquartered in Suwanee, Georgia, USA, ARRIS has design, engineering, distribution, service and sales office locations throughout the world.

01/2004 ASI to be a Key Member of Boeing's Team to Develop Future Combat Systems

Roswell, Georgia, January 5, 2004 Applied Systems Intelligence, Inc., announced today that it has been selected as a key member of a team led by The Boeing Company's Helicopter Division in Mesa, AZ (NYSE:BA) to fulfill a $90+ million contract to develop the Warfighter Machine Interface (WMI) component for the U.S. Army's Future Combat Systems (FCS) program. ASI's portion of the contract will exceed $17M with the work continuing through 2009. The Boeing WMI Team also includes SA Technologies of Marietta, GA, and Boeing Autometric of Springfield, VA.

The FCS program is the driving concept behind the Army's transformational and network-centric warfare efforts. Supporting rapid deployment, autonomous troops and an accelerated battle tempo, this program will prepare the Army for anticipated changes in the conduct of warfare beyond 2012. WMI is part of a Battle Command and Control (C2) system that will give warfighters a complete, integrated battlefield picture - that is, one view of all troops and platforms. This new capability will provide FCS personnel an intelligent user interface tailored to their display and information needs.

07/2003 ASI Selected to Participate in Future Combat System Development with Raytheon

Roswell, Georgia, July 11, 2003 Applied Systems Intelligence, Inc., today announced its selection as a member of the team led by Raytheon Company (NYSE: RTN) that has been selected to enter into negotiations toward an estimated $40 million contract to develop the Battle Command Mission Execution (BCME) component for the U.S. Army's Future Combat Systems (FCS) program. Boeing [NYSE: BA] and Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), FCS' lead system integrator (LSI) team, announced this selection for negotiations on behalf of the Army. The team includes Lockheed Martin, SAIC, University of Maryland and Stanford Research Institute. Work will begin upon the contract being awarded and is expected to continue through 2009.

BCME is part of a command and control (C2) system that will give warfighters a complete, integrated battlefield picture - that is, one view of all troops and platforms. This new capability will allow commanders to dispatch people and equipment to the right place at the right time. In addition, BCME will provide "certification" that proposed fire missions can be conducted with reduced risk of friendly fire.

01/2002 ASI will Participate in NASA's Small Aircraft Transportation Systems (SATS) Program

Roswell, Georgia, January 10, 2002 Applied Systems Intelligence, Inc. (ASI) announced today that it will be a member of one of four teams tapped by NASA to participate in its new Small Aircraft Transportation System (SATS) research and development program which was unveiled today. SATS is a five-year, $69 million proof of concept program managed by the NASA General Aviation Programs Office, NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia. The program will be implemented in phases, beginning in the fall of 2001 and continuing to the flight demonstration phase in 2005.