FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

10 January, 2011

CINCINNATI, OH, U.S.A.– Supply Dynamics has released its Metals Outlook for 2011.  It is based upon our analysis of information from a variety of sources.  Sources include Bloomberg and Reuters and analysts at Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, and JP Morgan Chase.  It also draws upon an analysis of 14 of the world’s largest Original Equipment Manufacturers and 2,000 of their affiliated part manufacturers spanning the medical, nuclear, heavy vehicle, aviation, petrochemical and industrial gas turbine industries.  We work with these clients daily to provide them with the best tools and processes for purchasing common raw materials more efficiently and more competitively.

The 2011 Metals Outlook is available for free download from the Supply Dynamics website at: 

http://www.supplydynamics.com/knowledge-center/media/

About Supply Dynamics:Supply Dynamics is the leading provider of material consolidation solutions known as “Material Demand Aggregation.” Located in Cincinnati Ohio, Supply Dynamics utilizes proprietary processes and IT solutions to provide OEM customers with real-time visibility and control over the materials that go into their finished parts – especially the materials that go into the parts made by their Tier 1 and Tier 2 outside part suppliers. Provided in a hosted “software as a service” model, the Supply Dynamics multi-enterprise platform exchanges critical-to-quality data with virtually any number of legacy MRP/ERP systems, providing customers with a single, unified view of how finished part materials are impacting their business. Supply Dynamics’ suite of web-based tools and reports allow customers to instantly forecast and negotiate common materials and monitor the timely order and supply of materials across their extended supply chain. This enables an OEM and its supply partners to know that materials being produced, ordered and delivered are synchronized with actual finished part demand. It also allows the OEM to measure on-time delivery of raw materials to production sites and outside part manufacturers, to standardize materials and to identify users for surplus, excess and obsolete materials. Material Demand Aggregation is applicable to numerous industries providing a means for OEMs to coordinate the actions of each link in the supply chain to dramatically improve efficiency and predictability of supply. (www.supplydynamics.com)

For more information, please contact Mr. Bob Hales, Director of Market Development at (513) 965-2000.