NuTech Solutions to Participate in Blue-Chip Panel at The Council of Logistics Management's Annual Conference - Logistics 2003

NuTech Solutions Joins i2 Technologies, Manugistics, AMR Research, DC Velocity Magazine and The Georgia Institute of Technology in a Panel Discussion Titled "What's Next in Optimization?"

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Aug. 27, 2003 -- NuTech Solutions, Inc., a premier provider of advanced predictive analytics and profit optimization software products for Global 1000 companies, announced today that it will join several premier organizations involved in supply chain management in participating in the Council of Logistics Management's annual conference, Logistics 2003, which takes place in Chicago, Illinois on September 21-24, 2003 at McCormick Place.

NuTech Solutions' Vice President of Product Research Lawrence "David" Davis will be part of a panel discussion titled "What's Next in Optimization?" which is part of the Supply Chain Optimization track of the conference. Joining Davis is a high-powered panel of world-class supply chain professionals that includes: Sanjiv Sidhu, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at i2 Technologies, Inc.; Gregory J. Owens, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Manugistics; Lawrence Lapide, Vice President and General Manager of AMR Research; Mitchell E. MacDonald, Editorial Director of DC Velocity Magazine; and moderator C. John Langley, Jr., Professor of Supply Chain Management at The Georgia Institute of Technology. The panel session takes place from 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. on Monday, September 22, 2003, which is Day 2 of the Logistics 2003 conference, in Room S103d of McCormick Place (Level 1-South Building).

The panelists will offer their insights on closely monitored advances in supply optimization and future trends. "The Council of Logistics Management's 2003 Annual Conference is a perfect way for attendees to hear from vendors and users alike just what works and what are some of the next big issues for logistics and for the whole supply chain," said Davis. "Optimization is a strategic component to supply chain management. Conference attendees who sit in on the panel discussion will hear about how companies like BB&T and Southwest Airlines have utilized adaptive business intelligence to optimize their supply chains and how optimization enables organizations to make better decisions and thereby produce measurable increases in revenue and reductions in cost."

Based on evolutionary processes and other leading edge technologies, NuTech Solutions' applications extract emerging trends and patterns as they occur and then recommend the best possible course of action. In addition to numerous Fortune 500 clients such as General Motors, Bank of America, Ford Motor Company and ChevronTexaco, NuTech Solutions' software is deployed at the U.S. Department of Defense, the U.S. Navy and the Polish National Air Force. The company holds more than 40 patents and patent applications, and boasts a scientific staff that includes more than 30 PhD's.

About NuTech Solutions, Inc.
NuTech Solutions, Inc. provides predictive analytics and profit optimization software products for Global 1000 companies in the financial services, manufacturing and retail industries as well as for government organizations. Based in Charlotte, N.C. and with offices around the world, NuTech Solutions' products produce measurable increases in financial performance for its users. The company's client roster includes General Motors, Ford Motor Company, Bank of America, Siemens, BB&T, ChevronTexaco, BMW, Beiersdorf, U.S. Department of Defense, Honda, Air Liquide, Southwest Airlines, Procter and Gamble, Boeing, Dupont, Safeway, Corning, Polish National Air Force, FujiTec, Wells Fargo, and Unilever. For more information about NuTech Solutions, visit www.nutechsolutions.com.

About CLM
As the preeminent association for individuals included in logistics and supply chain management, CLM provides educational and networking opportunities to its over 10,000 members and to the entire profession. Founded in 1963, CLM brings people together through the Annual Conference, local roundtable meetings and events, and co-sponsored seminars and workshops. To join, visit www.clm1.org or call 630-574-0985.

About The 2003 CLM Annual Conference
DATE: September 21-24, 2003
EVENT: 2003 Annual Conference
SPONSOR: Council of Logistics Management
THEME: Changing the Game. Maintaining the Passion
LOCATION: McCormick Place Chicago, Illinois, USA
CONTACT: Conference Registrar

Council of Logistics Management
2805 Butterfield Road #200
Oak Brook, Il 60523-1170

Phone: (630) 574-0985
Fax: (630) 574-0537
E- mail: membership@clm1.org
Web site: www.clm1.org

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