Customer News Release

Miro, Boeing sign enterprise license agreement

La Jolla, CA – July 1, 2009

Miro Technologies, a leading provider of advanced solutions for aftermarket logistics, maintenance and supply management, announced today that it has signed a five-year Software License and Service Agreement with The Boeing Company. The agreement provides Boeing Integrated Defense Systems (IDS) with license rights to Miro's GOLDesp™ product line for use as a common system across base maintenance and repair, depot maintenance and modification, refurbishment and retrofit operations. GOLD is currently used by Boeing to support Contractor Logistics Support and Performance-Based Logistics programs including C-17, AH-64D, F/A-18, F-15,E-4B,T-43, CH-47, V-22, KC-135, KC-10, C-130, and B-1B.

"This new agreement continues a long-standing business relationship with Boeing," said Vincent Monteparte, CEO and President of Miro Technologies. "We look forward to working with Boeing over the next five years as they integrate our GOLDesp software into their maintenance and logistics operations."

The GOLD software package used is a major Lean-operations tool used by Boeing to improve the aircraft overhaul business performed by IDS Global Services & Support (GS&S). It integrates inventory databases with shop floor management programs, allowing them to work together as a total enterprise package and eliminating paper-dependent processes. MIRO will be converting the GOLD software related to this Lean system over to its GOLDesp product.

About Miro Technologies

Miro Technologies® provides advanced solutions for Aftermarket Logistics, Maintenance and Supply management in the Aerospace & Defense and Commercial MRO markets. GOLD and GOLDesp, our battle-test, fully deployable flagship applications help enable and sustain PBL programs by expanding the PBL umbrella to include sub-tier suppliers in the supply chain through to the warfighter on the battlefield. GOLDesp's new 'ePBL Portal' provides unparalleled visibility and accountability to PBL Program Managers by integrating technology, organizations, processes and people to delivery operational capability to the warfighter at reduced cost to the taxpayer.