Save-a-Deal is a comprehensive, fully-integrated front office software solution specifically designed to increase auto dealerships' profitability. When properly used, this scalable CRM system is guaranteed to increase unit sales and profit-per-vehicle, while lowering costs through enhanced efficiency. Save-a-Deal 2010 is a more streamlined, cost-effective CRM solution than its predecessor with added capabilities in remote personnel management, customer service, training, and security.

Save-a-Deal 2010 is a more streamlined, cost-effective CRM solution than its predecessor with added capabilities in remote personnel management, customer service, training, and security.

"Save-a-Deal 2010 will enable us to more effectively manage our people and processes," said Chris Collins, Sales Manager at Allen Honda. "We are confident that Save-a-Deal 2010 will allow us to streamline our reporting processes, keep better track of our inventory, enhance our remote management capabilities, and provide a more secure and reliable CRM backbone for our dealership."

The Company previously announced a marketing agreement with DealerDX, LLC to target dealerships across Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania with Save-a-Deal 2010, and rapidly expand the Company's base of customers.

About Optical Systems, Inc.

Optical Systems, Inc., through its operating subsidiary, Automotive Software Designers, Inc., develops technology and services for the automotive retail industry designed to maximize productivity and increase profits at auto dealerships. ASDI's flagship technology solution, Save-a-Deal, is a turnkey customer relationship management (CRM) tool for auto dealerships. Our business development center (BDC) provides a variety of services designed to help auto dealerships drive traffic to their showroom or Web site, retain customers and generate new streams of revenue. For more information, visit http://www.opticalsystemsinc.com

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