Statmon Technologies & Cascadiant Form Strategic Alliance to Expand Remote Site Monitoring & Control Business Throughout Asia

Statmon Technologies Corp (OTC:STCA.OB) & Cascadiant Inc., today announced a multi-year strategic partnership designed to rapidly expand Statmon’s sales and service capabilities to broadcast infrastructure operators and telecom carriers throughout Asia. Through this agreement, Cascadiant becomes a leading provider of Statmon’s innovative AXESS™ and ROVING™ remote control and monitoring platform throughout its Asia network of sales and service offices.

According to Geoffrey Talbot, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Statmon Technologies Corp, "Asian operators will benefit greatly from the combination of Statmon’s advanced suite of applications and Cascadiant’s significant presence in Asia.”

Statmon launched in the domestic wireless telecom sector with the national mobile TV remote control and monitoring deployments at FLO TV, a QUALCOMM subsidiary for AT&T, Verizon and direct FLO TV mobile subscribers. Statmon is also working with a selection of CDMA wireless carriers for BMS and remote site monitoring and control solutions. Statmon’s proven monitoring and control platform is arguably the gold standard amongst the world’s leading broadcasters including; NBC, CBS, ABC, Cox, Univision, Turner, Tribune, Hearst Argyle, Empire State and many others.

Cascadiant President and Chief Executive Officer, Marshall Towe stated, "We are thrilled to join forces with Statmon. This agreement represents a great opportunity for Cascadiant to offer customers the latest in remote control and monitoring technology from a world class company.” He continued by saying, "Cascadiant is rapidly expanding its product suite to meet the challenges of Asian operators as they continue to lead the world in both subscriber growth and deployment of the most advanced technology available.”

Cascadiant will immediately begin to market Statmon’s full software suite of products and will also begin providing Asia-based services before then end of the year.

About Cascadiant

Cascadiant is a venture backed technology solutions company with offices throughout Asia and in Portland, Oregon and Chicago, Illinois in the USA. The firm strives to partner with the ‘best in the breed’ technology companies to deliver value added, integrated solutions and hosted services in an environmentally conscious way. The Cascadiant portfolio targets broadcast, wireless, and broadband carriers offering full solutions integration of advanced software and hardware products.

For more information on Cascadiant contact Alex Karras at alex.karras@cascadiant.com.

About Statmon Technologies Corp.

Statmon Technologies Corp. is a broadcast, telecom and wireless network infrastructure technology management and solution provider. Our proprietary control and monitoring software platform, AXESS®, and supporting integration products are deployed by both traditional and nontraditional broadcasters, mobile TV for telecom and cellular wireless service providers to optimize network performance and improve overall efficiency within their network infrastructures. The Company is headquartered in Bannockburn, IL, a Chicago northern suburb, and its shares are traded in the OTC Bulletin Board under the symbol "STCA.OB.”

Additional information may be obtained by contacting the company direct or by visiting its website at http://www.statmon.com.

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