Security MicroImaging Acquires St. Louis-Based ISC Document Systems

Milwaukee, WI December 15, 2006 – Milwaukee-based Security MicroImaging Corporation announced it has purchased ISC Document Systems of St. Louis, MO.

“This strategic transaction compliments our enterprise content management practice with additional resources and proven industry experience allowing us to provide more advanced data capture solutions to an expanding account base throughout the Midwest.  Both companies have been formally recognized as Top Certified Solution Providers (CSP’s) by Kofax Image Products and we strive to continually lead in our market,” said Bill Buerger, president of Security MicroImaging.  “Security MicroImaging has a 36+ year reputation of serving as an industry expert and we look forward to continuing that tradition with ISC Document Systems (renamed ISC Micro).”

ISC Micro will serve as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Security MicroImaging and its entire full-time staff, including prior owner/president Kirk Landwehrmier, will remain in the St. Louis office, available to meet your content management needs.  Parallel to Security MicroImaging’s initiatives, ISC Micro is a value-added integrator of ECM solutions, focusing on document and information management and retention including applications such as accounts payable processing, human resource administration, and general corporate compliance. ISC Micro brings forth an account base of over 120 clients and a staff with numerous industry certifications.  Collectively, Security MicroImaging now has 35 employees with offices conveniently located in Milwaukee, Chicago, and St. Louis.

“This is an exciting time for us.  We are thrilled to have ISC Micro on our team.  Their expertise and presence in the Missouri region, combined with our established business relationships in Wisconsin and Illinois, will provide us with the tools to be one of the leading ECM providers in the Midwest,” said Joseph Rezell, vice president of sales & marketing.  “We both have experienced great success in the past and I see this transaction as a key to future growth.”