FAIRLESS HILLS, Pa., July 25, 2001 (PRIMEZONE) -- Digital Descriptor Systems, Inc. (OTCBB:DDSI) a leading designer and marketer of digitized imaging systems for the criminal justice and security markets, today announced a contract award to Titan Systems Corporation (NYSE:TTN), DBA Division for technical assistance in achieving compliance with the FBI certification process. DBA will assist DDSI in the requirements for Appendix F Certification of it's patent pending Compu-Scan contact-less fingerprint device.
Titan Systems-DBA Division is well known in law enforcement for it's technically credentialed solutions in compliance with the FBI certification process and is a leading supplier of Appendix F Card Scanning Systems. DBA Division is an ISO9001 certified manufacturing facility.
DDSI Chairman and CEO Mr. Garrett U. Cohn commented, "We are pleased to announce to our shareholders that we have now retained the industry leader to assist DDSI through the final stages of the FBI certification process."
"DBA will also provide additional support in the production design documentation phase, so that following FBI certification, DBA can begin production of the Compu-Scan device." Cohn added.
About Digital Descriptor Systems, Inc.
DDSI develops, markets, implements and supports integrated enterprise-wide image application designed especially for criminal justice organizations. With more than 1,000 customers worldwide, DDSI is an industry-leading imaging solutions provider. The Company's customers include states, cities, counties, corrections, justice and public safety agencies. In addition to the current criminal justice marketplace, DDSI is introducing its technology into other commercial markets such as financial, access control and the biometric identification industry. Digital Descriptor Systems, Inc., is based in Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania. The Internet Web site address is www.ddsi-cpc.com.
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