Nikolai Lyustiger, ShockWatch and Glacier(R) Computer Sign Global Distribution Agreement

Fri, 21 Dec 2007 07:49:53 +0000

Nikolai Lyustiger, ShockWatch and Glacier(R) Computer Sign Global Distribution Agreement

DALLAS (BusinessWire EON) June 12, 2007 -- Everest rugged mobile computers are specially engineered for use in the warehousing, distribution, manufacturing, construction and oil drilling industries, where ShockWatch already serves as a market leader. Everest computers mount easily onto forklifts, fleet vehicles or fixed locations to make everyday computing tasks easier, more efficient and more accurate -- even in the harshest environments. Available with either a 10- or 12-inch display, the compact touch screen design tolerates extreme temperatures, humidity, dust and vibration. Numerous configuration options enable powerful, flexible computing that supports software applications used for inventory management, data collection and other operations.

"ShockWatch already manufactures and distributes a broad line of Equipment Monitors that our customers use to capture operational data on their forklifts," said Jeff Kilpatrick, Vice President of Marketing at ShockWatch. "The mobile computing capabilities and rugged design of the Everest line make it a logical addition to our offerings for use in the same environments. Both the ShockWatch line and Glacier's Everest line are engineered for direct operator use and provide managers with the information they need to make smarter decisions as they supervise operations everyday."

"We are excited about the opportunity to partner with ShockWatch in this global expansion project," said Ron D'Ambrosio, President of Glacier. "The ShockWatch international distribution network will allow us to bring the power and value of the product to a new audience."

About ShockWatch

ShockWatch has been specializing in damage prevention since 1976, offering Shipping & Handling Monitors and Equipment Monitors for use in thousands of applications in a wide variety of industries, including automotive, aerospace, defense, logistics, marine, utilities, medical and manufacturing. ShockWatch products are used to monitor the handling of goods throughout the production and delivery process, as well as the operation, access and usage of equipment with the goal of reducing costs by preventing damage. With representatives and distributors worldwide, ShockWatch has fortified its standing as a global leader with customers in 62 countries.

MRI is the parent company of ShockWatch, The Damage Prevention Company and Media Recovery. Based in Dallas, Texas, MRI has developed an international customer base that includes two-thirds of the Fortune 100 and over half of the Fortune 1000 companies.

For more information, contact Kerri Lusk-Barnes, Director of Marketing, at 1111 W. Mockingbird Lane, Suite 1050, Dallas TX, 75247; phone (214) 630.9625; e-mail: info@shockwatch.com; or visit us online at www.shockwatch.com.

About Glacier

Glacier Computer designs and develops versatile, rugged industrial computer systems for harsh environments in a variety of markets, including LTL crossdock, distribution, warehousing, manufacturing and more. With its in-depth knowledge and experience in the industrial computing arena, Glacier takes pride in its ability to provide quality products and exceptional customer service to meet customers' needs.

For more information about Glacier Computer, please contact 603-882-1560 or visit www.glaciercomputer.com.

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