Regional Manufacturer/Distributor Gains Reliability & Scalability with Oracle Database 10g.

Minneapolis, MN June 5, 2004--Premier Design Systems, Inc., a Certified Partner in the Oracle® PartnerNetwork and leading ERP mid-market value-added reseller (VAR), announced today that they have successfully installed Oracle’s latest relational database offering, Oracle Database 10g, running on a Linux platform for a key PDS customer, Molenaar, Inc.

The migration to Oracle Database 10g from Oracle 8i Database running on Solaris was deployed for Molenaar, Inc., headquartered in Willmar, MN. Molenaar is a high-quality promotional products manufacturer/distributor. Molenaar’s CFO, Steve Molenaar, has aggressive plans for new business growth and communications with his dealer network, conditions that continue to play into the strengths of the Oracle technology value proposition of speed, reliability, flexibility and security. Coupling Oracle’s technology advantages with the professional services expertise and customer responsiveness of Premier Design Systems, made selecting PDS as the company’s preferred technology provider of choice an easy decision for Molenaar, Inc.

“Molenaar came to Premier Design Systems from another vendor because PDS impressed us with their depth of understanding of the entire Oracle product line, and the UNIX/Linux platform that we run on,” said Steve Molenaar, CFO Molenaar. “With their expert tuning of our new Oracle Database 10g deployment, our applications are running faster, so we can service our customers and distributors more efficiently. We are looking forward to the additional enhancements that PDS will provide to our business operations, that will continue to reap positive benefits for our bottom line.”

Oracle released Oracle Database 10g for general availability in February 2004. Premier Design Systems was able to quickly leverage its DBA expertise within Oracle’s database architecture, in order to deliver a cost-effective Oracle on Linux solution for Molenaar’s business applications expansion needs, just six weeks after Oracle Database 10g became publicly available.