SARS Corp. Appoints Chief Operating Officer

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SARS Corp. (OTCBB:SARO), a leader in satellite-based management of fixed and mobile assets anywhere in the world, has retained Chris Wain as Chief Operating Officer. He will be based in the company’s Northern Ireland office to lead product enhancement and worldwide commercialization of their UtilityEye™ liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tanks monitoring device.

Over the past twenty five years, Wain has worked with world-class companies including British Aerospace, British Petroleum, General Electric, Bombardier, Alenia and Ciba Geigy in the areas of R & D, business development, contract negotiation/management, international outsourcing and finance.

”Wain has an excellent record of success managing risks associated with the application of emerging technologies as well as developing teams which excel in problem solving and leadership skills,” said Clayton Shelver, CEO of SARS. “We’re excited to have him oversee the production of our UtilityEye™ liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tanks monitoring device.”

SARS acquired the UtilityEye™ products, which utilize breakthrough technology for the remote monitoring of propane and butane gas tank levels via satellite, in connection with their acquisition of Andronics, Ltd. in December, 2007.

“There is an incredible market for oil and gas monitoring, particularly in Europe, North America and South America,” said Wain. “With UtilityEye™, in many cases delivery costs can be reduced to where the return-on-investment can be less than 18-months.”

In addition to the UtilityEye™ system, Wain will also be overseeing development of the SARS Roadtrac solution, which uses General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) and satellite technology to track and monitor the movement and location of vehicles.

About SARS Corp.

Utilizing a network of satellite, cellular and UHF radio systems, SARS Corp. provides remote asset management and telematics solutions that deliver real-time business intelligence about fixed and mobile assets anywhere in the world. With SARS Tracpoint software suite, business and government organizations in the marine, energy, transportation and other industries can track, monitor and manage assets for improved safety, better security and increased business efficiency. To learn more about how SARS is helping companies centralize and leverage asset intelligence, visit www.sarscorp.com.

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