Dollinger index

• Installation will be ongoing while
  materials are received.


• Training on the system basics will
  begin approximately 10 weeks prior to
  system completion. Several different
  training modules will be provided for
  the various system users.
  Two contracts will be secured near the end
  of year one and two contracts early in year
  two to meet the sales forecast for year two.

SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

MedTrack believes that RFID technology is

poised for replacing the decades-old bar-code

technology. This transition will lead to an

exponential growth in RFID applications.

The health-care industry and hospitals in par-

ticular will have significant opportunities to

not only save on the cost of supplies and

equipment, but also to provide better quality

care and treatment to their patients. As an

early entrant to tap this market, MedTrack

will have a big opportunity to establish,

grow, and become a trailblazer. MedTrack’s

strong business plan supports this vision.

MedTrack 441

Company legal set up

MedTrack begins

Initial staffing

Deal completed with VC

Initial $5MM secured

Add’l $4MM negotiations

Add’l $4MM secured

Marketing launch

Launch hosp. identified

Hosp.contract negotiations

Launch PO received

Software design version 1.0

Materials procurement

Installation, debug

Training

Launch sys. complete

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Notes

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