Tuckahoe, New York (April 25, 2012) - Oliver Stauffer of PTI Inspection Systems will give a presentation on "Six Sigma Deployment for Complete Package Quality Control" during the upcoming Pharmapack North American Conference and Exposition in the Pennsylvania Convention Center, Philadelphia, PA, May 22-23. Oliver Stauffer's presentation is scheduled on Tuesday, May 22, during the Quality Control and Cost Strategies Session 11:00 am - 12:50 pm. To view the full agenda and speaker details, visit www.PharmapackNorthAmerica.com. Stauffer, vice president of inspection technologies for PTI, will breakdown the Six Sigma DMAIC framework and how it directly applies to developing a strategy and test methodology for package integrity. He will navigate through a variety of destructive and non-destructive test methods to show how they may be best deployed and how they can provide feedback throughout the packaging process. PTI Inspection Systems will also be exhibiting during the event in Booth F729, showcasing the following inspection technologies: About Oliver Stauffer Oliver Stauffer received his Bachelors of Science degree from the University of Michigan and completed his MBA at Georgetown University - The McDonough School of Business. He worked for several years in analytical and R&D laboratories. His expertise and focus has primarily been new technologies and test method development specific to package testing. Stauffer joined PTI in 2005 as a member of the research and development team working on non-destructive testing of blister packaging. In 2006, he joined the sales team as sales/applications engineer for PTI Inspection Systems. He currently holds the position of vice president of inspection technologies for PTI, focusing on global quality solutions for package inspection that are robust, faster, cleaner, cheaper to maintain, and that reduce manufacturing waste. 973-252-6039/973.479.8626 or Oliver Stauffer: o.stauffer@ptiusa.com. 914-337-2005. Visit PTI Inspection Systems: www.ptiusa.com.

Oliver Stauffer of PTI to speak at HealthPack Europe in Dublin, Ireland Health Pack Europe Tuckahoe, NY (November 8, 2012) - Oliver Stauffer, chief operating officer of PTI - Packaging Technologies & Inspection, will give a presentation at HealthPack Europe, located in the Burlington Hotel, Dublin, Ireland, December 3 - 4, 2012. Oliver Stauffer, chief operating officer of PTI Oliver Stauffer will present case studies that discuss the implementation of automated, 100% inspection systems for sterile barrier systems for medical devices. About Oliver Stauffer Oliver Stauffer received his Bachelors of Science degree from the University of Michigan and completed his MBA at Georgetown University - The McDonough School of Business. He worked for several years in analytical and R&D laboratories. His expertise and focus has primarily been new technologies and test method development specific to package testing. Stauffer joined PTI in 2005 as a member of the research and development team working on non-destructive testing of blister packaging. In 2006, he joined the sales team as sales/applications engineer for PTI Inspection Systems. He held the position of International Business Development Manager for PTI, focusing on global quality solutions for package inspection that are robust, faster, cleaner, cheaper to maintain, and that reduce manufacturing waste. In 2012, he was appointed chief operating officer of PTI.

Tuckahoe, New York (February 6, 2012) - Oliver Stauffer of PTI Inspection Systems will give a presentation on "Six Sigma Deployment for Complete Package Quality Control" during the HealthPack Conference for Medical Device Packaging in Albuquerque, New Mexico, March 6-8, 2012 at the Hyatt Regency. This presentation is scheduled for Thursday, March 8, 1:45pm - 2:30pm. Oliver Stauffer Stauffer, vice president of inspection technologies for PTI, will breakdown the Six Sigma DMAIC framework and how it directly applies to developing a strategy and test methodology for package integrity. He will navigate through a variety of destructive and non-destructive test methods to show how they may be best deployed and how they can provide feedback throughout the packaging process. PTI Inspection Systems will also have a tabletop exhibit which is open during the PTI Inspection Systems will also have a tabletop exhibit during the Supplier Exhibit portion of the IFTPS event on March 7. Stauffer commented, "Six Sigma Complete Package Quality Control is defined by assuring package integrity by deploying quantifiable, non-subjective and reliable test methods and using verifiable data, rather than subjective measures, to assure the final package quality. Stauffer adds, "The various test methods currently used in the packaging industry are deployed with varying scope and purpose. About Oliver Stauffer Oliver Stauffer received his Bachelors of Science degree from the University of Michigan and completed his MBA at Georgetown University - The McDonough School of Business. He worked for several years in analytical and R&D laboratories. His expertise and focus has primarily been new technologies and test method development specific to package testing. Stauffer joined PTI in 2005 as a member of the research and development team working on non-destructive testing of blister packaging. In 2006, he joined the sales team as sales/applications engineer for PTI Inspection Systems. He held the position of International Business Development Manager for PTI, focusing on global quality solutions for package inspection that are robust, faster, cleaner, cheaper to maintain, and that reduce manufacturing waste. In 2011, he was appointed vice president of Inspection Technologies. 973.252.6039 or 973.479.8626 or Oliver Stauffer: o.stauffer@ptiusa.com. 914-337-2005.

Blue dye testing methods for pharmaceutical blister packaging can ensure a stronger, fail-safe parameter that can elevate package integrity assurance to new levels, as Oliver Stauffer of PTI explains.

Oliver Stauffer, vice president of PTI Inspection Technologies, recently gave a presentation during the annual HealthPack Conference for Medical Device Packaging (www.healthpack.net) in early March on the topic of: Six Sigma Deployment for Complete Package Quality Control Stauffer, vice president of inspection technologies for PTI, reviewed the Six Sigma DMAIC framework and how it directly applies to developing a strategy and test methodology for package integrity. He navigated through a variety of destructive and non-destructive test methods to show how they may be best deployed and how they can provide feedback throughout the packaging process.