Transporte Internacional & Supply Chain Integration Organized by U.S. - Mexico Chamber of Commerce Dallas, TX September 22-24, 2008 HIGH-TECH INTEGRATION OF SECURITY AND LOGISTICS Miguel Ríos, Jr., Ph.D., CEO Gilberto Zamora, Ph.D., CTO ORION International Technologies, Inc. The Horsehead Nebula of ORION 2006 Copyright Robert Gendler © 2008 ORION International Technologies, Inc. 1

Integrated Security and Logistics ORION’s Integration Platform OUTLINE Perspective Integrated Security and Logistics ORION’s Integration Platform ORION’s Systems Integration Approach Closing Remarks September 2008 PROPRIETARY ISL/TI&SCI-pg

PERSPECTIVE Truck traffic at the border 4.8M+ Incoming trucks from Mexico in 2007 (ref: BTS) Current Piecemeal and partial solutions Non existing integration between security, logistics, and traffic Lack of tools for infrastructure planning and optimization Detrimental conditions for trade between the U.S. and Mexico September 2008 PROPRIETARY ISL/TI&SCI-pg 3

INTEGRATED SECURITY AND LOGISTICS Smart Pass September 2008 PROPRIETARY ISL/TI&SCI-pg 4 4

ORION’S INTEGRATION PLATFORM A proprietary modeling and simulation framework Can be tailored to specific applications Flexible, extensible, and cost-effective Co-developed between ORION and Sandia National Labs More than 10 years of development Commercialized and supported by ORION Allows end-to-end systems integration From data to actionable information Facilitates creating decision support tools Allows simplified management of systems and sub-systems Reduces interaction complexity from N2 to N Handles unknown number of systems without re-coding September 2008 PROPRIETARY ISL/TI&SCI-pg 5 5

ORION’S INTEGRATION PLATFORM RFID, GPS, IT Systems Web Cameras X-Ray, g Scanning Systems Intelligent Seals Real World Systems Logistics Data Input SimFronteras Queuing Models C-TPAT / FAST Flow Optimization Real-Time RFID Intelligent Software Agents Legacy Software New Software Umbra Framework Human Interfaces Time Behavior Physics Sensors Data Command and Control Graphics Loading Procedures Truck Flow Physical Inspection Traffic September 2008 PROPRIETARY ISL/TI&SCI-pg 6 6

Umbra facilitates the analysis process… ORION’S INTEGRATION PLATFORM Umbra facilitates the analysis process… September 2008 PROPRIETARY ISL/TI&SCI-pg 7 7

…and produces actionable information to assist in the decision process ORION’S INTEGRATION PLATFORM …and produces actionable information to assist in the decision process (min) 2 4 6 8 10 12 September 2008 PROPRIETARY ISL/TI&SCI-pg 8 8

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CLOSING REMARKS Technology-based solutions for logistics-related issues are available and positioned for prime time Integration platforms that address security offer value added benefits at local, regional, and national levels The ability to visualize, communicate, and analyze trade-related events is critical to keep up with progress “Keeping up with” is not enough SUCCESS will depend on accessibility to information, technology- based decision support tools, and the ability to test, evaluate, predict and plan in a safe and cost-effective environment We can make it happen now September 2008 PROPRIETARY ISL/TI&SCI-pg 10

THANK YOU September 2008 ISL/TI&SCI-pg 11