University of Utah Completes GIS Application

SALT LAKE CITY--(Business Wire)--TenFold Corporation (OTCBB: TENF), provider of EnterpriseTenFold
SOA, an SOA-compliant, Ajax-enabled solutions framework for adding
functionality to existing applications and building enterprise-scale
applications, announced today that the University of Utah DIGIT lab is
now in production with its TenFold-powered Facility Management System.

"We used EnterpriseTenFold SOA to build the University of Utah
Facility Management System (UUFM) in record time," said Adam Sobek,
Director of University of Utah DIGIT Lab. "UUFM elegantly integrates
university planning operations by tracking space at many resolutions
(room, division, dept, college), reporting space graphically and
tabularly, and facilitating space planning. We combined ESRI's(R)
enterprise geographical information systems (ArcSDE(C)) and TenFold
technology to create UUFM. UUFM uses a geo-relational data model to
answer spatial questions and to let TenFold handle user interfaces,
database connections, software integration, and applications
processing."

"The SOA architecture of ESRI's ArcSDE(C) and Enterprise TenFold
SOA are strikingly similar," continued Sobek. "Both have a metadata
database (TenFold Dictionary and SDE) that controls the behavior of
applications services. UUFM uses both metadata databases and stores
all facilities data in a single UUFM applications database. This lets
all data that TenFold manages to be viewed spatially, like on a map,
but also makes it easy to analyze and report square footage GIS."

"We are pleased that the University of Utah DIGIT Lab has a
successful applications implementation, especially since UUFM so
cleverly integrates GIS, spatial manipulation, and TenFold
technology," said Sally White, TenFold's VP of Business Development.

For more information about TenFold or EnterpriseTenFold SOA or to
see a demo of the UUFM application, please visit www.tenfold.com or
contact Sally White at (801) 619-8232 or via e-mail at
swhite@tenfold.com.

About The University of Utah DIGIT Lab

Established in 1987, the DIGIT Lab is an auxiliary facility of the
University of Utah Department of Geography and operates within the
University's research infrastructure and provides support for both
theoretical and applied geographic information analysis and
application development. The computing facilities at the DIGIT Lab
provide instructional support for courses in the science and
application of GIS, remote sensing, and spatial data analysis. The
DIGIT Lab also supports faculty research in the Department of
Geography as well as other departments at the University of Utah.
Other Campus Links: Engineering Experiment Station. For more
information, call 801-581-3612 or visit www.digit.utah.edu. To see a
demo of the UUFM application, please go to:
http://www.digit.utah.edu/flash/demovid.html

About TenFold

TenFold (OTC Bulletin Board: TENF) licenses its patented
technology for applications and services development,
EnterpriseTenFold SOA, to organizations that face the daunting task of
transforming obsolete applications or building complex SOA-compliant
applications. Unlike traditional approaches, where business and
technology requirements create difficult IT bottlenecks, TenFold
technology lets a small team of business people and IT professionals
design, build, deploy, maintain, and upgrade new or replacement
applications significantly faster and at much less cost than
traditional development technologies. For more information, call (800)
TENFOLD or visit www.tenfold.com.

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