Q-Sensei Boost - Regaining the Control of Data

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) May 11, 2010 -- Erfurt and Melbourne, FL, Mai 11th 2010 - With the goal of simplifying
the way in which information is used, Q-Sensei is announcing the launch
of a new technology that will help users to quickly and easily process
data. The new Q-Sensei Boost web service makes it possible to process XML
or CSV files of any size, such as personal music collections and book
catalogs, and to make them easily accessible in a search engine. Q-Sensei
Boost is user-friendly and doesn’t require complicated or extensive
programming knowledge.

"We’ve learned from experience how difficult it can be to stay on top of
data pools that are constantly growing." says Ute Rother, CEO of Q-Sensei.
"With Q-Sensei Boost, we’re offering a comprehensive tool that can help
users to regain better control and organization of their data. From library
catalogs and electronic journals to personal music collections: Q-Sensei
Boost can process all kinds of structured data. Users can find processed
information in a personal search engine on the web, use the technology for
the development of their own services or share processed data with others."

The self-explanatory interface allows users to organize their own data with
ease. The process offers a wealth of useful settings to ensure the complete
personalization of data, making it possible to take specific user needs into
account for the search engine.

Users will also be able to play an active role in the future development of
Q-Sensei Boost. In our "Developer Corner" (http://boost.qsensei.com/developer/),
ideas and suggestions can be directly exchanged with developers and other users.
In this way, the future of data and information processing can be developed

with the participation of our users.

About Q-Sensei: Q-Sensei was formed in 2007 as a Delaware corporation through
the merger of the German-based company Lalisio GmbH and the US company QUASM
Corporation. Q-Sensei is headquartered in Melbourne, FL, and operates its
subsidiary Lalisio in Erfurt, Germany.

Q-Sensei is derived from the Japanese word "sensei". A sensei characterizes a
person with comprehensive experience who helps others in their development and
shows them new paths and ways to gain their own experience. Q-Sensei shares

these ideals and has declared them as the company's mission.