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15th May 2007

PAPERLESS OFFICE SOLUTIONS PROVING BIG BUSINESS IN IRELAND

Enterprise Imaging Systems (EIS), one of Ireland's leading Document Management Companies, today announced its expansion into Munster by opening a new Regional office in Cork.

The move follows significantly increased demand for its product, a completely integrated and fully compliant document management software solution that creates a paperless office environment.

Enterprise Imaging Systems, Ei-Trax software is currently been used by over 500 customers throughout Ireland, the UK, Poland and Holland from hospitals to hotels, banks, international freight companies and the construction industry.

The specially designed software has proven to be highly successful eliminating endless paperwork and saving money.

Speaking about the new expansion initiative, EIS Director Rory Jordan said "In today's busy and competitive working environment, it is extremely important for companies to manage their employees time by implementing cost-saving methods to ensure time isn't wasted retrieving paper documents, this can simply be done with a flick of a switch by our software system".

He added "We discovered this type of solution while working in the US and adapted it for the Irish market as we immediately saw a niche existed.

"In the 10 years we've been in operation, demand for our product has increased two-fold. It was apparent to us from our research Munster was an area we needed to concentrate on more. We are delighted to be able to appoint three sales executives to our team and look forward to building relationships with new clients in the area".

EIS is a wholly Irish owned company with staff of 10. It also has offices in Dublin, Belfast & New York.

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For further information:
Rory Jordan
Director
Enterprise Imaging Systems
Tel: (01) 8665667
Fax: (01) 8665669
Mobile: (086) 8542050
Email: roryj@eisystems.ie
www.eisystems.ie

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July, 2008

SIMON KHAN MAKES A BIG IMPRESSION AS THE EUROPEAN TOUR SCHEDULE REACHES A CLIMAX.

It's been an exciting, if roller coaster year, for Simon Khan one of the most improved golfers on the PGA European Tour.

The London based professional followed up his brilliant performance in the Barclays Scottish Open where he finished in tied 5th place with a solid effort in The Open last weekend at Royal Birkdale.

Going into the final day at the famous Links course Khan was right in contention for The Claret Jug at +10. But in the end, like so many others in the star studded field, he could not match the brilliance of Ireland's Padraig Harrington who retained the coveted trophy he won at Carnoustie in 2007.

Said Khan: "It was a great occasion and I played very well in the conditions but a few putts went astray in the last round and with it my chances .Overall I've been playing good golf in recent weeks and I'm looking forward now to the remainder of this year's Tour schedule which concludes at the end of November."

The highlight of the 36-year-old's career to-date was winning the Celtic Manor Wales Open in 2004 where he beat fellow Englishman Paul Casey in a dramatic playoff. He also carded a stunning second round of 61 on his way to the title. Since then the Epping based star has consistently featured prominently on the European Tour circuit.

Last year (2007) he had Top Ten finishes in four major tournaments: the MasterCard Masters (7th); the BMW International (7th); the Open de France (3rd) and the Mercedes Benz Championship (6th). The next tournament on his busy schedule is the SAS Masters at the Arlandasta Golf Club in Stockholm in August.

Khan was introduced to golf by his grandfather but really caught the bug as a 12 year old watching Spain's Seve Ballesteros win The Open at St Andrews in 1984. Before turning professional Simon played golf for Essex at county level at the age of 18.

A keen Arsenal FC soccer fan he also enjoys cricket and tennis. He married his wife Lesley in 2002. They have a daughter Ruby (3).