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Alogent Showcases Deposit Automation Thought Leadership at TAWPI 2007

Business Wire, August 7, 2007

Alogent Corp. is pleased to announce two speaking sessions at TAWPI 2007 in Boston, MA. on August 12 - 15. With multiple deployments now in live production, the company and its customers are well prepared to discuss maximizing banks' investment in deposit automation. Having recently signed its 1,000th customer, Alogent is a recognized leader in remote deposit automation, as noted in Celent's recent reports, "The State of Remote Deposit Capture: Entering the Mainstream."

Session #1

Monday, August 13

2:00 - 3:00 PM EST

Ready, Set, Click! A Merchant's-eye View of How to Implement a Remote Deposit Automation Solution

Paul Citarella, EVP at Alogent, will join client partners Jeanette Pilie, First Vice President, Product Management, HSBC and Ken Trometer, Treasury Supervisor, MOOG to discuss how merchants can manage a successful remote deposit automation implementation. The panelists will detail the experiences of MOOG, a remote deposit user, who has teamed with HSBC to increase profits and reduce costs.

Session #2

Tuesday, August 14

1:00 - 2:00 PM EST

CEO View: Distributed Capture Trends, Opportunities and Threats

Brian Geisel, founder and CEO, Alogent Corporation and deposit automation pioneer, will join industry veterans Bala Balasubramanian of J&B Software, Danne Buchanan of NetDeposit, and moderator Doug Hartsema of JPMorgan Chase to discuss the latest strategies in distributed capture, payments automation and receivables management. These key industry players will discuss the important technologies shaping the capture market as well as the trends and innovations that are changing the way information is captured, processed, managed and delivered.

For more details and press interviews, please contact Kerry Stanfield, Marketing Strategist at 770.752.6488 or kerry.stanfield@alogent.com.

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