Ypsilanti, MI. June, 1, 2002 - Quantum Compliance Systems, Inc.

To our clients and partners:

Ypsilanti. MI - Quantum Compliance Systems, Inc. is pleased to announced that it's FacTS™ software has been selected by Seagate Technology LLC to provide a world wide Web based Incident Reporting and Tracking System. Seagate is currently using FacTS worldwide as their Environmental Health and Safety Information Management System for tracking Chemical Approvals and MSDS Management.

The purpose of the Incident Reporting application is to record, review, and track the details and corrective actions related to all work-related incidents. The website includes Initial Incident Report Forms, Incident Investigation Team Forms and Analysis, EHS required documents, and Corrective Action Plans and Progress. This application is also beneficial in trending information related to incidents and sharing lessons learned. Included in the definition of Incidents is Chemical Release, Motor Vehicle Accident, Injury/Illness, Explosion & Fire, Incident Investigation, Near Misses, Root Cause Analysis, Email Notification for all team members and Response Tracking.

According one of our Senior Manager, Quantum Compliance Systems, Inc., Client Services, "The new FacTS Java based Web Application allows Seagate management the ability to replace multiple paper tracking systems. Utilizing the centralized data repository in FacTS, Seagate's management is now able to review and standardize the data format world wide, thereby meeting their corporate mandated 24 hour response time for all incidents."

VP of Operation for Quantum Compliance Systems, Inc., Terry Collins, stated that "Our ability to offer the customer an 'n-tier Java Web' application working in tandem with the Client Server based FacTS, known as the Hybrid Approach, provides the customer the best of both worlds; ease of access of the Web application, along with the power and functionality of the Client-Server based FacTS application. In addition this type of system allows the development process to be completed in half the time."

Ypsilanti, MI. March, 15, 2002 - Quantum Compliance Systems, Inc.

To our clients and partners:

This is an open letter to our customers and partners, as well as the manufacturing industry at large. In August of 2001, The EPA published in the Federal Register guidelines regarding electronic record keeping for Environmental Management Information System. The proposed Ruling known as CROMERRR would have a dramatic and detrimental affect on any company who maintains electronic records. If promulgated as proposed, CROMERRR will impede industries' efforts in providing accessible, reliable and accurate environmental information to management.

Ypsilanti, MI. December, 18, 2001 - Quantum Compliance Systems, Inc. announced that it's FacTS™ software has been again selected by General Motors Corporation to continue to provide a centralized EH&S Data Management capability for the Worldwide Facilities Group, Environmental Services. The Worldwide Facilities Group (WFG) is implementing new procedures and business processes to improve the productivity, efficiency, and quality of its Environmental Management System and evolve it in a direction that addresses the regulatory climate and economic conditions currently faced by the corporation and its suppliers. Important components of this activity are common approaches to data collection and management, and regulatory and ad hoc reporting.

This system approach is designed to ultimately provide the data management capabilities worldwide to help GM commonize systems and streamline activities, with a goal of achieving world-class environmental performance. As a result of the work performed under this contract, the overall effort and cost in these areas have been significantly reduced. Quantum has delivered world-class information systems and services based on a foundation and knowledge of environmental requirements and environmental business management.

The contract covers the next five years and is a continuation of the present four-year contract that ran through 2001. The scope of the contract includes all of GM's North American Operations.

GM is a global organization with nearly 386,000 employees conducting automotive and other manufacturing operations in 30 countries in the Americas, Europe, and Asia. GM has established internal objectives for resource conservation / pollution prevention program development and environmental performance metrics. A primary objective is to provide GM with the appropriate data to identify changes in the process that will yield a positive environmental and/or economic benefit. The data required for regulatory reporting are a subset of the data required by GM to truly manage all of the manufacturing process byproducts.

Quantum Compliance Systems, Inc. (QCS) was founded in 1986 to fulfill the need for a product with robust database capabilities that would enable companies to acquire and manage Environmental, Health and Safety(EH&S) information both currently and in the future. The first product was shipped in 1987, and today the Facility Tracking System (FacTS™) maintain its place as the industry-leader among EH&S Management Information Systems(EMIS).