CAPE Systems Group, Inc. (OTCBB:CYSG), a leading provider of software technology for packaging design, RFID asset tracking, pallet optimization, inventory and warehouse management, supply chain execution and order fulfilment, announced that on April 19, 2007 it hosted a tour of the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals at its Supply Chain Solutions, RFID and Test Center located at its corporate headquarters in South Plainfield, New Jersey. These were approximately 55 attendees representing about 35 companies. The tour included, among other things, presentations on environmental sustainability in packaging for the supply chain.

CAPE’s Center is situated in a 15,000 sf. warehouse set-up to demonstrate various supply chain technologies in a true application environment. Attendees will take part in hands-on demonstrations, with audience participation, using conveyor, carousel, carts and flow racks to compare the usage, accuracy and thru-put of Paper Picking, Carousel Picking, RF Picking, RF Supported Pick-to-cart, and Pick-to-Light, as well as CAPE’s mobile dashboard products for the supply chain. Also on show will be CAPE’s RFID Print & Apply product for compliance RFID tagging, its unique 3D RFID Tag Locator Visualization Tool, various RFID Readers, Printers and Labeling and CAPE’s 3D Case and Pallet Building Optimization Tools.

About CAPE Systems

CAPE Systems is an international provider of supply chain management technologies. CAPE Systems offers a comprehensive range of software systems and tools, from packaging and pallet optimization software, to integrated warehouse and inventory management solutions, pick-to-light systems, RFID asset tracking and transportation management systems for enterprise wide and collaborative supply chain optimization. For more information about CAPE Systems visit: www.capesystems.com.

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