Neptune Technology Group appears on Alexander Haig's World Business Review TV series

May 16, 2003 -- Multi-Media Productions (USA), Inc. announces the appearance of the Neptune Technology Group on World Business Review Television series hosted by Alexander Haig.

The episode airs on U.S. public television stations, regional network affiliates, and independent carriers in over 200 major U.S. and international markets. For Viewing Schedule - Neptune Technology Group, please check the attachment or e-mail healingm@mmpusa.com.

Charles C. DiLuara, President & CEO of Neptune Technology Group and, Kent Murray, Vice President of Marketing for Neptune Technology Group discuss Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) solutions for Water Utilities. Joining the discussion as industry expert is Howard Scott PhD, Managing Partner with Cognyst Consulting.

"In a world where natural resources must be protected, purposeful conservation efforts are good, but not enough. The Neptune Technology Group was selected to appear on World Business Review due to its ability to bring automation into the water utility industry at the personal, consumer and meter reading level," said John Sasson, the show's Coordinating Producer.

The segment focuses on integrity at four levels; System Integrity with migration path, end-to-end solution (Absolute Encoder to R900 RF MIU to mobile to fixed network systems), Data Integrity, Measurement Integrity and Supplier Integrity.

"The water utility industry is at a critical point. Major investments are required to upgrade aging infrastructure and improve water quality at a time when water is becoming scarcer. Today's AMR technologies improve conservation, provide cost savings, and improve productivity while enhancing customer service. Making this investment enables utilities to better manage their water system allowing them to reinvest in their aging infrastructure, meet safe drinking water requirements and improve water conservation. Neptune Technology Group, having been a long-time leader in water metering and meter reading systems, is well positioned to serve the utility market in this time of unprecedented need," said DiLaura.

World Business Review may also be viewed on Educational Satellite Services, Formerly-PBS The Business and Technology Network, United Airlines, or through the video on demand via Yahoo! Broadcast. Additionally, WBR airs on local affiliates of major television networks (ABC, CBS and FOX) throughout the United States.

WBR's continuing education series is being used in a variety of business and technology courses within the Business School libraries at Carnegie Mellon University, University of Notre Dame, Dartmouth College, Georgetown University, University of Florida, and the City University of Hong Kong, among other distinguished institutions of higher education.

Videotapes or continuing education systems (via Indiana State University) are available by calling 1-800-WBR-1032 or by visiting http://www.wbrtv.com.

For inquiries please call (800) 633-8754 or visit http://www.neptunetg.com/