1. TMA Systems Twenty Years of Experience (Incorporated 1988) More than 1,400 Clients Worldwide Over 45,000 Facilities – 3.2 Billion Square Feet Privately Held with No Debt Client-driven Solution Provider Dedicated to Facility and Asset Management Industry Leader (Education, Healthcare, and Public Sector) Fully Committed to Research and Development Total Solution Provider

2. Technology Innovations First Graphical CMMS - 1989 First Cross-platform CMMS - 1990 First CMMS to Integrate E-mail - 1993 First CMMS with Web-enabled Module – 1996 First Paperless Solution for CMMS – 1998 First Web-based CMMS, WebTMA – 2000 First CMMS with Asset Condition Index – 2002 First CMMS to Utilize 100%.NET Technology – 2004 First CMMS to develop integrated Custodial Module - 2006 First CMMS to Utilize Second Generation.NET technology - 2008 First CMMS to Utilize Microsoft Silverlight with GIS technology - 2009

3. TMA Systems Architect of the Capitol National Geospatial Intelligence Agency Indian Health Service American Airlines Microsoft Corporation United States Military Academy GSA – Denver Region State of Kansas State of New York 450 Colleges and Universities 400 Healthcare Facilities

4. COBIE Objectives Allows for accurate, rapid commissioning and start of maintenance operations Provides valuable data capture for preventive maintenance, warranty, training, and building modification Replaces disorganized paper records Provides ongoing “as maintained” records for the life of the facility

5. Client Benefits COBIE provides 85% of the data a TMA client would need for start-up Clients do not have to gather large amounts of data Data entry is reduced up to 85%, which represents a significant savings in cost and time Facility Maintenance Data is consolidated in an easily accessible electronic format Normally chaotic data is structured in a way that everyone can understand

6. Client Benefits cont’d. Allows maintenance operation planning during the construction phase – COBIE can be loaded into TMA during construction for FM operations preparation Documents facility assets and condition for insurance and disaster recovery purposes Provides baseline information for building remodel and addition during its lifetime

7. COBIE Challenge Import Process Analyzed COBIE spreadsheet Expanded construction data set Mapped COBIE data to the TMA database Checked TMA importing tool Imported COBIE construction data into the TMA Facility Management Software

8. Contact Information TMA Systems, LLC 5100 E. Skelly Dr, Suite 900 Tulsa, OK 74135 1-800-862-1130 www.tmasystems.com