1. Automated Engineering System (AES) A Facilities Management Tool Presented By: Richard Schinner (301) 977 5196 rs@evantageone.com Bruce Troutman (202) 460 8020 Bruce.Troutman@8020Data.com

2. AES is an Internet based communications system designed to assist Building and Facilities managers and their engineers with the flow of information related to their asset maintenance and costs Automated Engineering System

3. Safeway Experience In 1990 we managed 100 facilities with over 200,000 assets and 600,000 work orders. In 1990 we managed 100 facilities with over 200,000 assets and 600,000 work orders. The system used was similar to AES but did not have alerting or Internet features. The system used was similar to AES but did not have alerting or Internet features. At the end of 1990 Safeway saved $3M over its facilities maintenance cost in 1989. At the end of 1990 Safeway saved $3M over its facilities maintenance cost in 1989.

4. Major Components of AES Asset Management Track Assets By Building Monitor Book Life Monitor Actual Maintenance Costs Monitor Warranty Information Send Alerts About Upcoming Warranty Expiration Work Order System Track Assets By Building Track Actual Maintenance Costs Send Alerts About Work Order Status

5. Organization Hierarchical Diagram Organization Regions Properties Buildings Assets Work Orders

6. Benefits of AES Simplified Tracking of Assets and their Costs Simplified Tracking of Assets and their Costs Simplified Work Order Processing Simplified Work Order Processing Improved Manpower Planning Improved Manpower Planning Centralized Management Reporting Centralized Management Reporting Reasonable Cost and Low Setup Expense Reasonable Cost and Low Setup Expense

7. Access Automated Engineering System User ID:info@AutomatedEngineeringSystem.com Password:passfree