NEW YORK, Nov. 3, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — TIE Technologies, Inc. (Pink Sheets:TTCS), a leading developer of advanced communication technologies designed to improve connectivity, productivity, and communication, today announced it has signed a Teaming Agreement with Informatica’s Complex Event Processing (CEP) business unit, formerly Agent Logic.

TIE Technologies and Informatica have now commenced the design and configuration for Informatica RulePoint software to be incorporated into TIE’s ACUMEN architecture. Solutions built on the ACUMEN architecture deliver improved situational awareness by automating data correlation, dissemination, and anomaly detection processes. They also enable inter-agency information sharing for critical infrastructure protection and assist in coordinating risk, security and emergency operations for localized or larger scale incidents.

One of the first results of bringing these cutting edge technologies together will be the roll out of a new integrated Airport security and safety system solution. This technology agnostic platform will incorporate various sensor and communications technologies

NEW YORK, July 8, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — TIE Technologies, Inc. (Pink Sheets:TTCS) today announces their new ACUMEN(tm) architecture, designed to provide integrated system solutions for application within critical infrastructure environments.

Since the events of September 11th and Hurricane Katrina, solutions have been developed and examined in order to prevent a similar event. These systems have tried to improve information sharing between security forces and overcome jurisdictional complexities. The need to involve day to day operations and the impact of natural disasters also must be factored into these solutions. The current technologies, processes, doctrine and organizational structure fails to provide the self-synchronized operations, distributive collaborative planning, and situational management and execution that are required.

ACUMEN(tm) has been designed in order to meet and exceed the current need for smart systems, providing a solution that can process complex inputs, that can correlate, analyze and understand the information in order to accurately