Greenwood, IN - November 1, 2007 - Omni-site (www.omni-site.net), the leader in low cost easy to use monitoring equipment for the wastewater industry, today announced that Ken Strong and Chris Kent have stepped into more defined roles with the company. Ken and Chris will both be joining the software/hardware development team as software engineers. Ken joined Omni-site in 2005 while Chris came aboard in 2006.

"Chris and Ken have both been in the company long enough to know the ropes and both have shown they are very effective at their jobs," said Tom Ward, president of Omni-site. "They both served as technical support technicians while learning the ins and outs of the Omni-site product line and website. It is now time for both of them to take on more responsibility with the company by doing programming and development full time."

"This is a great opportunity for me," said Kent. "Omni-site is a company dedicated to quality and customer satisfaction and Guard Dog matches that very well, with its cool mapping features, ease of use and slick interface. I think our customers will be as excited about it as I have been to work on it."

"The potential for cellular remote telemetry is tremendous, and we've only just scratched the surface," said Strong. "Omni-site is dedicated to developing new applications to a new level with cutting edge technology and usability in this field while at the same time progressing current products, and I am proud to be joining the development team on a full time basis."

Most recently Strong has worked on automatic testing stations for the XR50 to help speed production and improve quality. Meanwhile Kent has been working on Guard Dog (Omni-site's new customer interface) with the goal it gets launched early next year.

Strong earned a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology from Purdue University in Indianapolis (IUPUI) graduating with distinction. Ken administers his own public server and develops gaming hardware and software in his free time.

Kent earned a Bachelor of Arts degree while graduating Magna Cum Laude. He has furthered his education with continued training in Computer Science and Database Administration. Currently he is in the final stages of becoming a Microsoft Certified Professional. Last year Kent was a finalist in a Microsoft programming contest in Boston, MA.

Omni-site.net is a web-to-wireless telemetry company providing products and services that enable remote control and monitoring of equipment and machinery. Omni-site field units monitor and control remote equipment using low-cost easy to use wireless communications via public cellular, non-voice technology. Omni-site is privately held with headquarters in Greenwood, Indiana. For more information, please visit www.omni-site.net, or e-mail to sales@omni-site.net.