Canadian Health deploys IceWEB's GIS server technology to combat the growth of H1N1 Flu virus

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Dec 28 2009

IceWEB, Inc.(TM) (OTC Bulletin Board: IWEB), www.IceWEB.com, a leading provider of purpose built appliances and building blocks for cloud storage networks, announced today that Canadian Health has deployed IceWEB high performance GIS (Geographic Information System) server technology to augment their efforts to combat the growth of the H1N1 Flu virus.

"IceWEB is proud to Partner with Canadian Health to assist in supporting the fight against a worldwide epidemic," stated John R. Signorello, CEO of IceWEB.

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