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Systemware Innovation becomes a Registered Wonderware Integrator

Toronto, December 10, 2009 – Systemware Innovation (SWI) is pleased to announce their registration as a Wonderware Integrator (See www.wonderware.com ). Wonderware System Integrators (SIs) are relied upon to integrate and support products such as the Wonderware inTouch HMI, based on the ArchestrA technology. Through this offering, SWI is able to help customers achieve breakthrough performance.

Systemware Innovation completes nuclear control computer test facility

Toronto, May 31, 2009 – Systemware Innovation (SWI) has successfully completed the development of a test facility, to allow any changes to the control computer code to be tested in a high fidelity environment. Building on its experience in developing other simulators for the Canadian Nuclear industry, SWI was able to complete the project in the expected timeframe, allowing for more secure maintenance of the highly complex control computer code.

Halcyon Monitoring Solutions and SWI Form Strategic Partnership

Toronto, May 11, 2009 – Halcyon Monitoring Solutions and SWI are proud to announce the formation of a strategic partnership. Under this agreement, SWI becomes an authorized reseller of Halcyon's infrastructure management solutions. The partnership also extends Halcyon's professional services capability by providing access to SWI's large team of skilled consultants."

Systemware Innovation enhances equipment status monitoring application to automate temporary jumper management process

Toronto, April 30, 2009 – Systemware Innovation(SWI) has successfully completed system enhancements that will allow its client, a major hydro and fossil fuel utility generator in Ontario, to automate its process for temporary jumper management. The existing equipment status monitoring application was modified in response to the client's need for a more efficient and reliable process of handling temporary changes/alterations to plant equipment. The new system enhancements allow the client to effectively manage the process by introducing workflow automation, centralized data storage, query capabilities, audit logging and reporting functionality."

SWI Completes another successful FIX Integration Project

Toronto, January 31, 2009 – Systemware Innovation(SWI) has successfully deployed a Direct Market Access (DMA) system and Indication of Interest (IOI) Broadcaster application for one of Canada's largest independent investment firms. The project designed and built a DMA system for electronic trading platform for institutional trading and sales, as well as an IOI Broadcaster application that allows institutional trading and sales to seamlessly broadcast IOI messages directly from their spreadsheets. "We're very happy with the work of our staff on this project," commented VP Strategic Projects Jim Picha. "We value the relationship that we have with this client and I think being able to respond quickly to all project requests showed our commitment."

SWI sets the bar for Business Intelligence(BI)

Toronto, December 31, 2008 – Systemware Innovation(SWI) has successfully completed the Online Process Metrics(OPM) BI project for a major power generation utility in Ontario. The project designed and built a Nuclear Data Warehouse, along with the custom OPM reports and a web based interface for users to enrich data. The quality, concepts, and standards developed through this project have set the bar against which this customer's future BI projects will be measured.

SWI Quality Management System passes OPG quality audit

Toronto, November 30, 2008 – Systemware Innovation (SWI) passed an audit of the SWI Quality Management System (SQMS™) against the CSA Q396.1.1-89 quality assurance standard, with supplementary elements of industry specific Category II 907-C-H-69002-0100 (CE-1002-STD) and Category III 907-C-H-69002-0200 (CE-1003-STD) standards. The Ontario Power Generation (OPG) auditors conducted the audit over the week of August 25th to 29th. It covered all aspects of SQMS as well as various nuclear projects recently completed or underway at SWI. The audit is a prerequisite for continued placement on the nuclear utility’s approved suppliers list for the development of safety-related software.

Systemware Innovation deploys SWI Issue Management System for a petroleum industry leader

Toronto, October 31, 2008 – Systemware Innovation (SWI) has successfully delivered its SWI Issue Management System (SIMS™) as a stand-alone application for an Alberta petroleum industry leader. SIMS™ is being used within the process operation of this petroleum industry leader by allowing for the real-time logging, disposition, and signoff of issues in a dedicated, secure environment.

Systemware Innovation celebrates “30 Years of Innovation”

Toronto, October 22, 2008 – Systemware Innovation (SWI) is proud to announce that today it is celebrating 30 years of providing innovative software and hardware solutions to the energy, financial, oil/gas and transportation industries.

Systemware Innovation deploys Work Protection documentation system in Newfoundland thermal power plant

Toronto, September 30, 2008 – Systemware Innovation (SWI) is proud to announce that it has deployed a Work Protection documentation system to a thermal power generation station in Newfoundland. Building on its experience deploying a similar system in a number of facilities in Ontario, SWI was able to complete the project in time for the new system to be used in a pre-scheduled maintenance outage.

SWI Quality Management System passes CANPAC quality audit

Toronto, August 22, 2008 – Systemware Innovation (SWI) has successfully passed an audit of the SWI Quality Management System (SQMS™) against the CSA Z299.2-85, CSA N286.2-00 and N286.7-99 quality assurance standards. The CANDU® Procurement Audit Committee (CANPAC), an independent division of the CANDU Owner’s Group (COG), conducted the audit over the week of May 12th to 16th. It covered all aspects of SQMS as well as numerous nuclear projects recently completed by SWI. The audit is a prerequisite for continued placement on the COG-member nuclear utilities’ approved suppliers list and is repeated every three years.

Systemware Innovation celebrates 20 years of participation in the YMCA Corporate Team Challenge

Toronto, June 30, 2008 – Systemware Innovation (SWI) marked its 20th year of participating in the YMCA Corporate Team Challenge on May 28th with characteristic enthusiasm. Its 21 relay teams, encompassing over 80 staff, gave it the third-highest number of teams registered in the event this year. However, even more rewarding was SWI’s overall contribution of more than $2,500 towards the YMCA Strong Kids Campaign, which is the main beneficiary of the Team Challenge event.