Atlanta, June 24, 2004 – M2SYS Technology, a global leader in offering cost-effective, innovative technology solutions for law enforcement, military and private entities, today announced the release of a plug-in fingerprint recognition solution that seamlessly communicates with any third party, Windows-based software platform, such as a jail, financial, or health care management system. The patent-pending technology allows any agency or software provider to instantly create an integrated application module for identifying subjects based on their unique fingerprint details.

Utilization of the plug-in eliminates time consuming and costly back-end integration work, and requires absolutely no development work for software providers. The solution leverages M2SYS’ robust e-Vigilanceä biometrics engine and hardware compatibility to process fingerprint comparison requests within milliseconds, and cleverly transmit results to the recipient application using a proprietary system design and standardized communication protocol.

“Simply put, this solution snaps onto any Windows-based data management application to enable instantaneous fingerprint recognition capabilities,” commented Mizan Rahman, CEO and Chief Software Architect for M2SYS. “Software providers can now offer a reliable, necessary system component and remain focused on their core competencies, while their customers can realize the benefits of unequivocal subject identification without significant investment and cumbersome system upgrades.”

M2SYS Technology is a leading global provider of enterprise technology solutions and professional services. Leveraging its global resource model and technology expertise, M2SYS pursues continual research and development across various market segments to deliver cost effective, high-quality solutions and services to global enterprises and government agencies. M2SYS has developed innovative solutions in the fields of Biometrics, Project Management, Supply Chain Management and Enterprise Application Integration, and continues to explore new areas of advanced technology to benefit global welfare and economics.