Patrick Esposito of Augusta Systems Featured Speaker
at Remote Monitoring & Networking 2007

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Patrick Esposito, president and chief operating officer of Augusta Systems, Inc., a provider of intelligent enterprise network technologies, will be a featured speaker at Remote Monitoring and Networking 2007. The sixth annual Remote Monitoring and Networking conference and expo will be held November 6-7, 2007, at the Radisson Ft. McDowell Resort and Casino in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Remote Monitoring and Networking 2007 will focus on leading advancements for the monitoring and management of distributed equipment and facilities, remote assets, automated process and system controls and device networks. Large-scale users and industry experts will speak on SCADA, security, control, automation, M2M, networking, telemetry and condition monitoring. This technology-driven and solution-oriented conference brings together innovators from multiple industries, including public utilities, oil and gas, telecom, agriculture and facilities management.

Esposito, the co-founder of Augusta Systems®, will discuss distributed, intelligent edge networks, a new technology direction in the area of basic network design that will play an increasingly strong role in the future of remote monitoring and networking. With the rapid growth of sensors, actuators, imagery devices and other devices and systems for security, monitoring, automation, asset tracking, and other applications, intelligent enterprise network technologies are critical for efficient and effective utilization of real-time data. Intelligent enterprise networks feature processing capabilities and intelligent functions throughout the entire network, from the edge to the core. Augusta Systems technologies have been deployed in a number of remote monitoring applications, including electricity grid automation and monitoring, military operations and public safety efforts.

“Enterprises require more efficient and effective convergence and integration of data from sensors, meters, cameras and other edge assets,” said Esposito. “Augusta Systems technologies provide enterprises with the core building-block tools for developing and managing intelligent networks. When used in remote monitoring solutions, our technologies enable intelligent monitoring and control of edge assets. With Augusta Systems products, enterprises can build solutions that reduce the time it takes to integrate, process, correlate and act on critical data from the field.”

About Augusta Systems:
Augusta Systems, Inc. powers intelligent enterprise networks. Augusta Systems products enable collaboration and communication between enterprise networks and edge assets – sensors, actuators, wireless sensor networks, RFID systems, imagery devices, and other edge-of-network systems and devices – which have existed beyond the reach of these networks. With platforms for building and managing solutions featuring data from edge assets, Augusta Systems provides simplified data integration, processing, correlation, and communication capabilities for Network 2.0-enabled enterprises.

Augusta Systems technologies and integration services – including core products SensorBridge™, EdgeFrontier™, and SensorPort™ – support security, monitoring, automation, asset tracking, and other enterprise applications. These technologies reduce the total cost of ownership for intelligent enterprise networks and maximize return on investment for enterprise networks and edge assets.

Through key partnerships, Augusta Systems also offers integrated monitoring and control products, including ThreatViewer™, which provides remote monitoring capabilities for industrial, military, and homeland security.

For more information please visit www.augustasystems.com.