MIR3, INC.™ Launches MIRlogic™  For Real-Time Event Notification & Business Activity Monitoring

February 21st, 2002, CANNES, France-- MIR3, Inc., the leading provider of mobile interactive information access technology for real-time event notification and business activity monitoring (BAM), is announcing MIRlogic, a unique communication platform that delivers a fundamental breakthrough in mobile information access.

The wireless web is now a driving force for extending the use of event notification and other time-sensitive applications beyond the desktop. To harness this new mobile technology, businesses today need real-time interactive access to relevant information across the enterprise to and from any location, and on any communication device to respond to mission-critical events, faster and more effectively.

MIR3’s MIRlogic leverages web and wireless technologies and enables enterprises and the mobile workforce to respond to critical real-time business events and activity monitoring without changing an existing IT architecture. MIRlogic connects information sources and users to facilitate real-time collaboration and decision-making across an enterprise’s information value chain.

"Today’s businesses manage vast quantities of data and information from diverse sources that are often transmitted to multiple communication devices. MIRlogic’s dynamic virtual host architecture mobilizes the power of these data sources to deliver the right information, to the right person, at the right time, and on any device," says Amir Moussavian, MIR3’s Chief Executive Officer.

When deploying MIRlogic, organizations rapidly and accurately establish critical two-way paths for information delivery and response notification while significantly reducing latency in response times. MIRlogic’s easy-to-use web interface gives users the flexibility to personalize and manage rules without the need for IT support.

MIRlogic’s "platform and protocol agnostic" technology uses unified messaging, intelligent rule-based notification, and "global language synchronization" for responses to mission-critical events in any language. It treats all systems or communication devices as both sources of and destinations for information. By doing so, MIRlogic not only ensures rapid delivery of relevant information to any communication device, but it also captures acknowledgements and initiates actions from any communication device.

Additionally, MIRlogic offers a powerful means to ensure interactive access with only relevant information using intelligent rule-based information management. It provides organizations with a robust and scalable solution to efficiently monitor and manage the architectural hierarchy between enterprise rules, business rules, and routing rules.

MIRlogic supports all communication protocols and devices including but not limited to land lines, personal computers, cell phones, Blackberry devices, PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants) such as Handspring Visor, iPAQ, etc. It also uses a powerful TTS (text-to-speech) engine to ensure real-time delivery of text information to any device.

Global businesses today are connected in real-time, which requires the use of multiple languages. MIRlogic’s Global Language Synchronization enables users to broadcast and respond to mission-critical event notifications in any language they choose. Consequently, a global organization can communicate faster and more efficiently by sending and receiving MIRlogic’s intelligent notifications instantly, in any language throughout the world.

Written in Java and completely firewall and proxy friendly, MIRlogic supports an "information web" that extends across all enterprise systems and communication devices. By making instant messaging a continuous, interactive communication channel regardless of whether the recipient is "logged-on", MIRlogic revolutionizes instant messaging by turning it into a powerful, intelligent event, business monitoring, and collaboration tool.

The Company, located in San Diego, California, launched its platform product, MIRlogic, at the 3GSM World Congress in Cannes, France, in February, 2002.