Fremont, CA – September 6, 2007

Velos, Inc., the recognized leader and trusted resource for clinical trials management information systems for large investigator sites, today announced that a significant number of its customers have placed prominently in the 2007 U.S. News and World Report Best Hospitals Survey. Only 18 organizations made the Honor Roll portion of the survey. Of these, 14 are customers using Velos products. “We congratulate our valued customers for their coveted ranking,” said John S. McIlwain, President and CEO of Velos. “From the outset, we have felt privileged to be associated with institutions of such recognized stature. This newly-released report confirms what we continually witness working with these top caliber healthcare organizations.” For more information, the full list of designees can be accessed at: http://health.usnews.com/usnews/health/best-hospitals/honorroll.htm

About the Best Hospitals Honor Roll
U.S. News put 5,462 medical centers through progressively finer screens to create the 16 specialties rankings in the 2007 edition of America’s Best Hospitals. Just 173 hospitals made it into the rankings, and of those, a mere 18 displayed the marked breadth of expertise, with high scores in at least six specialties that qualified them for the Honor Roll. They are ordered by total points – a hospital received 2 points if it ranked at or close to the top in a specialty and 1 point if it ranked slightly lower.

About Velos
Velos is the trusted clinical trial management resource for investigators, sponsors and academic leaders throughout the U.S. Velos eResearch is deployed for clinical research in all parts of the healthcare enterprise and supports a broad diversity of clinical departments and functional needs. The system fundamentally improves the way data is collected, organized and shared. A pure Internet technology platform, Velos eResearch harnesses advanced powers of the Internet to enable research sites, sponsors, and patients to collaborate in a secure, integrated system platform. System users are freed of redundant data entry and related time delays associated with most clinical research today. With emphasis on workflow, Velos integrates the clinical, administrative and financial information needs of research management. Recently, Velos has released Velos eTools, a companion product to Velos eResearch. Previously, the Velos technical services group had sole possession of this product, supporting customer requests for system configuration, data migrations, custom reporting and third party data submissions. With the release of Velos eTools, Velos is handing over the power and control of these functions to Velos eResearch customers. Founded in 1996, Velos is privately held with headquarters in Fremont, California. For more information, visit http://www.velos.com/

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