IBM and AvarSYS Team to Provide Advanced Visualization Solutions to Clients

ScalableVisual Networking (SVN) and Remote Visual Networking (RVN). SVN allows forlarger size and higher resolution images, including immersive environments,while RVN provides remote use of the application, allowing for distancecollaboration over low bandwidth networks. These modes help enable moreaccurate decisions to be made on the analysis of complex data.

The collaboration between IBM and AvarSYS is designed to help capture agrowing market opportunity and increased demand for visualizationtechnology. As many organizations in a variety of industries face thechallenge of interpreting massive amounts of data, they are relying onvisual systems to represent large amounts of complex data in ways that areeasy for engineers, scientists, or decision makers to understand. This isparticularly true in high performance computing, but it also extends tomany organizations whose assets exist in massive, growing data volumes.

Initial focus of this collaboration will be on oil and gas exploration,life science research, financial and risk modeling, weather andenvironmental sciences, engineering and design, simulation systems andlarge research projects.

“As visualization continues to become a critical technological advantage ina variety of industries, it is now being viewed as a tool for turning anorganization’s data into a competitive advantage,” said Dave Turek, vicepresident of Deep Computing, IBM. “We are able to provide our customerswith a clear roadmap of our deep computing efforts.”

About AvarSYS, Inc.

AvarSYS, Inc. is a technology solutions provider. The company helpscustomers improve their utilization of information technology. Improvedutilization allows small and medium enterprises to compete moreaggressively by maximizing their IT investment. AvarSYS provides advancedvisualization, enterprise grid computing, IT resource and data management,and enterprise infrastructure solutions. For more information, visitwww.avarsys.com. AvarSYS, Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary corporation ofBone International Holdings which can be found at www.boneholdings.com.

For more information about IBM, visit http://www.ibm.com.

Contact:Kevin AcocellaIBM Corporation646-598-5551kma@us.ibm.com

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