Online Senior Architect on Panel of Experts

Boston, Massachusetts – April 7, 2005 – Online Business Systems, an international provider of business and technology consulting and enterprise integration solutions, is sponsoring the second in a series of five Financial Services Ideas Exchanges, hosted by the New England Business and Technology Association (NEBATA), on April 8. The Ideas Exchange will focus on implementation realities and lessons learned relating to Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) and Basel II regulatory compliance. Robert Martin, Co-Chair of the Integration Consortium’s Risk Management & Compliance Committee and Senior Architect at Online Business Systems, will be participating on the Panel of Experts.

The venue for the Ideas Exchange is the British Consulate in Cambridge where attendees will listen to a panel of experts exchange knowledge and discuss views and predictions on the challenges and real-world impact of Sarbanes-Oxley and Basel II compliance on Financial Services organizations.

“The panel discussion is an excellent forum to provide insight into the key investments required to meet Sarbanes-Oxley or Basel II requirements,” said Mr. Martin. “Many organizations have already invested time and money on compliance related issues and have learned valuable lessons that they can share with others who are not as far along in the process.”

About Online Business Systems

Online is a private North American business and technology integration company providing services and solutions in the areas of Enterprise Integration, Planning Services, Technology Services, Business Intelligence, IT Delivery, Application Management Services, and Education and Training. For more information about Online, please visit www.obsglobal.com, call 1-800-668-7722, or email info@obsglobal.com.

About The New England Business and Technology Association, Inc.

The New England Business and Technology Association, Inc (NEBATA), is a non-profit business association that brings together providers and users of technology in business, education and government to foster knowledge-sharing and business development in a professional environment. NEBATA Programs explore the critical business and leadership issues at the intersection of technology and business.  For more information about NEBATA, please visit www.nebata.org  call 617-749-4000 or email programs@nebata.org.

For more information:
Laurie Reimer
Online Business Systems
Telephone: 204-982-7833
Email: media@obsglobal.com

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