PRESS RELEASE

2nd Annual National SteelDay Event
Hosted in Grand Rapids, Michigan
On September 24th, Industry, Education, and Technology converge in Michigan

Grand Rapids, Michigan, August 31, 2010 – Architects, engineers, contractors, students, and any other interested party will have the opportunity to visit and interact with Radley Corporation in Grand Rapids, Michigan, as they host a SteelDay 2010 event on September 24th. SteelDay 2010, organized by the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC), is the second annual national event dedicated to providing accessibility to the latest happenings in the structural steel industry. SteelDay events such as facility tours, educational seminars, and jobsite visits are scheduled across the U.S. to showcase how the structural steel industry contributes to build America. Last year’s SteelDay events were held at more than 170 different locations all over the country and more than nine out of 10 hosts said they planned to participate again in 2010.

“SteelDay gives you an appreciation for what goes into your design – and [the steel industry’s] efforts to recycle and be environmentally friendly”, commented Rick Miles, P.E., a SteelDay 2009 attendee and senior engineer at Sparks Engineering, Inc, in Round Rock, Texas.

Radley Corporation will be hosting a two-hour educational session with an opportunity for hands-on interaction with the latest in automated data collection technology available for the Steel Industry today. During the session attendees will learn about how the latest data collection technology is being used in the Steel Industry to boost worker productivity and increase profitability. The event will be held at Radley Corporation’s Grand Rapids office and is free of charge. The first scheduled two-hour session begins at 9: 00 AM. Session size is limited so early registration is recommended.

As concerns over the economy linger, building professionals want to reduce their risk and control their costs more than ever. Increasingly they also need to be sensitive to the environmental impacts of their projects. This event will show that building with structural steel is a very effective strategy toward meeting these goals and ensures a successful project is delivered on time and on budget. More information on SteelDay 2010 can be found at www.SteelDay.org. Details on registration and what this year’s events have to offer will continually be updated on the site. For questions please contact Chris Moor at moor@aisc.org, 813.472.9264.

About the American Institute of Steel Construction

The American Institute of Steel Construction, headquartered in Chicago, is a not-for-profit technical institute and trade association established in 1921 to serve the structural steel design community and construction industry. AISC's mission is to make structural steel the material of choice by being the leader in structural steel-related technical and market-building activities, including: specification and code development, research, education, technical assistance, quality certification, standardization, and market development. AISC has a long tradition of service to the steel construction industry of providing timely and reliable information.

About Radley Corporation

Established in 1974, with headquarters in Southfield, Michigan and offices in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Radley Corporation incorporated a best-of-breed approach to provide a complete enterprise Productivity Software Solution Suite. Radley’s Supply Chain Productivity (EDI) Solutions and WorkForce Productivity (Automated Data Collection) Products provide packaged data-collection-based solutions that use identical and proven architecture throughout, and seamlessly integrate enterprise bar code labeling functionality. Moving beyond merely EDI and barcodes, Radley Corporation develops, installs and supports EDI, automated data collection and supplier collaboration software solutions aimed at improving process efficiency for businesses around the globe. Radley's web-enabled EDI, Automotive EDI, EDI Managed Services, supply chain management, and barcode/RFID data collection products are integrated into many widely-used ERP/MRP applications.

[SteelDay 2010 at Radley Corporation]

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PRESS RELEASE

EDI Software Developer Selected to Participate in MMOG/LE Assessor Training Development Initiative

"Standardization Crucial to Economic Recovery...' - Mark Farneth, President, Radley Corporation

SOUTHFIELD, Mich., July 20, 2010 -- Radley Corporation is proud to announce that they have been accepted to participate in the Material Management Operations Guideline/Logistics Evaluation (MMOG/LE) Training committee. A select international committee of 12 members, the purpose of this group is to create a training course for MMOG/LE Assessors to assist them in appropriately determining the intent of the questions in AIAG's Materials Management Operations Guideline/Logistics Evaluation M-7D Self-Assessment. Last year Radley Corporation participated in the MMOG/LE e-course pilot.

Founded in 1974 and an AIAG Member for over 25 years, Radley Corporation is committed to "...helping companies self-assess and create the best plan in order to achieve the highest possible rating on their MMOG/LE M-7D," said Mark Farneth, President of Radley Corporation. "With our involvement in the MMOG/LE initiative, we reconfirm our long-standing and demonstrated commitment to the Automotive Industry, however, we also recognize that standardization is applicable across industries and could be crucial to future productivity gains and the coming economic recovery." With their roots in the automotive industry, Radley is well positioned to contribute to the quality standardization requirements of MMOG/LE.

Radley's well-known iCARaS™ software is easily configurable for business's unique processes, combining the EDI mapping, communication, and translation functions of a traditional EDI solution with automotive release analysis, shipping, labeling and scanning. To meet the goals of both customers and suppliers, Radley iSC™ is designed to dramatically improve supply chain responsiveness, increase productivity, and improve the quality of information across the supply chain. Radley iR*EDI™, is a next generation EDI solution for Retail/ B2B process automation. iR*EDI naturally supports the dynamic requirements of the Internet and private networks, traditional and emerging standards, communications, security and privacy that has become so important. The solutions leverage Radley's extensive supply chain management technology experience to enhance the ease of use and operational efficiencies of day-to-day eCommerce operations and business process management to provide important tools for meeting MMOG/LE and other quality initiatives. Useful links regarding MMOG/LE can be found on Radley Corporation's website. [http://www.radley.com/mmog/mmogle.html].

In addition to their contribution to MMOG/LE, Radley Corporation's development, distribution, and continued support of innovative, fully-integrated, business-to-business EDI and barcode / RFID automated data collection software solutions, and EDI managed services, address today's critical materials management, logistics, and business process management needs across a wide range of industries. ABOUT AIAG'S MMOG/LE M-7D SELF-ASSESSMENT TOOL AIAG's M-7D self-assessment tool provides industry best practices for the materials management process and is intended to establish a common definition of materials practices to facilitate effective communication between trading partners. The guideline can be used internally as a continuous improvement tool, or externally as required. The Guidance Document, available on the AIAG website www.aiag.org, makes use of a spreadsheet that automatically calculates a Global MMOG/LE score and features a gap analysis tool.

ABOUT AIAG

AIAG is a unique not-for-profit organization where for more than 25 years, OEMs, suppliers, service providers, government and academia have worked collaboratively to drive cost and complexity from the supply chain via global standards development and harmonized business practices. AIAG membership has grown to include preeminent OEMs such as Caterpillar, Chrysler Group LLC, Ford Motor Company, General Motors Company, Honda, Navistar International, Nissan, Toyota and many of their part suppliers and service providers. For more information, please visit the organization's Web site at www.aiag.org.

ABOUT RADLEY CORPORATION

Established in 1974, Radley Corporation incorporated a best-of-breed approach to provide a complete enterprise Productivity Software Solution Suite. Radley's Supply Chain Productivity (EDI) Solutions and WorkForce Productivity (Automated Data Collection) Products provide packaged data-collection-based solutions that use identical and proven architecture throughout, and seamlessly integrate enterprise bar code labeling functionality. Moving beyond merely EDI and barcodes, Radley Corporation develops, installs and supports EDI, automated data collection and supplier collaboration software solutions aimed at improving process efficiency for businesses around the globe. Radley's web-enabled EDI, Automotive EDI, EDI Managed Services, supply chain management, and barcode/RFID data collection products are integrated into many widely-used ERP/MRP applications. For more information about help with implementing MMOG/LE.

Free Training in "Transportation, Distribution and Logistics"

February 9, 2010, Southfield, MI -St. Clair County Community College (SC4) in spring 2008 was awarded a $2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor for program development and job training in the areas of transportation, distribution and logistics. The three-year, Community-Based Job Training Grant will provide the program and equipment to train more than 400 workers in the tracking and movement of goods. For this training program, the college formed collaboration with more than a dozen business, education and industry partners. SC4 has developed specific programs in Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology and in Transportation and Logistics technology. Mott Community College will offer training in Inventory Control technologies and Intermodal Transportation technologies. The training will occur both on the SC4 campus and at partner locations.  Their current effort is geared to rolling out free training in thirteen topical areas of TDL to all business and industry members in Southeast Michigan. There is no match required to gain access to this opportunity.

If you have any questions, please contact:
Dennis J. Valade, Project Manager
Transportation, Distribution and Logistics, CBJT Grant
Workforce Training Institute
St. Clair County Community College
323 Erie Street, P.O. Box 5015
Port Huron MI 48061-5015

(810) 989-5743  eMail: dvalade@sc4.edu

Online: www.sc4.edu/transportation

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