T & G2 To Gain Nationwide Recognition On Alexander Haig's World Business Review TV Series.

Business Editors

BERKELEY HEIGHTS, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 28, 2002

T & G2 (OTC-BB Symbol:TTGG) is excited to announce that James M. Farinella, President and CEO will appear on Alexander Haig's World Business Review TV Series on Risk Management.

The episode, which was taped last month, will focus on the use of Biometrics, Smart Cards and related technologies to provide business solutions. The episode will air on U.S. Public television stations, including Chicago at the end of May and early June and will be seen for several months on United Airlines . A complete schedule of times the Series can be seen is available in the investor relations section of T & G2's website at www.ttgg.net

James M. Farinella, President/CEO of T & G2 stated, "It is an honor of the highest degree to be interviewed by Alexander Haig. This taping will provide our company an opportunity to be viewed by a very large audience, both domestically and internationally."

T & G2's wholly owned subsidiary Solutions Technology has developed the SecureTime Biometric System using Biometric fingerprint technology. The SecureTime system, on demand, provides customized pay reports for a company. By using the SecureTime Time and Attendance System, it is possible for a company to potentially save up to 5% on payroll by eliminating worker fraud such as "Buddy Punching". The SecureTime System is also a comfort for workers because the fingerprint technology eliminates almost all disputes as to the amount of time a worker was actually at work. Additionally, the SecureTime System, a smart terminal, is able to interface with payroll companies thereby eliminating the chance for lost and/or incorrect data that occurs from manual transfers.

The SecureTime Biometric system is also capable of being used for security purposes. With programming adjustments, the system can be tied into door locks and other surveillance systems to provide added security in highly sensitive work areas.

World Business Review can also be viewed on PBS, The Business & Technology Network, video on demand via (Yahoo!) at Broadcast.com and WBR, a continuing education series. The TV Series is also used in a variety of business and technology courses or within the School of Business libraries at Carnegie Mellon University, University of Notre Dame, Dartmouth College, Depaul University, Georgetown University, University of Florida and the City University of Hong Kong among other distinguished institutions of higher education. Please visit www.wbrtv.com to learn more about Alexander Haig's World Business Review TV Series.