LAS VEGAS, NV (April 13, 2003) – I.O. Technologies, a leading-edge training and consulting company for the graphic communications industry, announced today the release of its new ollé InfoFind Professional, an educational resource that enables its users to search a large and growing database of relevant content and create short learning experiences to meet their immediate needs. After evaluating the system, industry guru Dr. Joseph Webb said “Wow! This is hot!” “The content that fuels InfoFind Professional comes from our database of over 13,000 term definitions coupled with hundreds of in-depth learning topics from our online courses and content created specifically for InfoFind Professional,” said Eric Kenly, CEO of I.O. Technologies. “We add new illustrations, animations and topics to the system every day, so subscribers are using a continuously updated system,” continued Kenly. Today’s communications professionals need to speak a common language and have access to current information to make informed decisions and provide their customers with the best possible support. Bob Monte, ICED's Director of Printing Technology agrees with Dr. Webb’s assessment . “After viewing ollé and working through several courses I have realized someone has finally gotten it right. I.O. Technologies has created the definitive on-line training portal within the graphics communications industry. … ollé has something to offer the expert and novice alike." ollé InfoFind Professional is available at www.olle.ws as a subscription service. A quarterly subscription is $99 and an annual subscription is $299, a cost that can easily be recouped by a single better-informed decision. “We feel we have developed a service that allows the professional to stay a step ahead and allows the novice to catch up. We keeping adding content all the time, making it almost impossible to see it all, nor should you even try. When you need the knowledge, it is there at what ever level you need. It is a real-time performance support aid for graphic communications practitioners – like ‘help’ on steroids, ” said Richard Burke, I.O. Technologies COO.