TPG Technology Consulting Ltd.

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TPG Technology Consulting provides professional services in the Ottawa marketplace. TPG Technology Consulting has an outstanding track record for technology excellence and customer service. As a result, the company has been successful in building a strong customer base consisting of many of the largest users of information systems in the National Capital Region.

TPG Technology Consulting provides a full range of IT/IM services, with particular emphasis on enterprise systems and data centre environments, specifically:

Technical project management
Enterprise-wide architecture development
Business continuity
Operating system software support
Data centre implementation, including site planning and workload movement
Capacity planning and performance management
Internet/intranet implementation
Large scale application development
Client server and web based development
Electronic printing and publishing for high volume corporate applications
Automated operations
System programming
Wide area networking planning, design and implementation (SNA and TCP/IP)
Integration of personal computers and LANs, with large mainframes

PRESS RELEASE

COMPLAINTS BROUGHT FORWARD TO PUBLIC SECTOR INTEGRITY OFFICE

August 28th, 2009

OTTAWA - On August 28th 2009, a formal complaint was lodged with the Public Sector Integrity Office (PSIO) in regards to Denis Pilon's involvement in the ongoing Competition Bureau case against seven local IT firms.

The complaint alleges that Mr. Pilon's current role as lead governmental counsel places him in a conflict of interest due to his past candidacy and financial support of the Conservative Party. According to the Values and Ethics Code for the Public Service, "Avoiding and preventing situations that could give rise to a conflict of interest, or the appearance of a conflict of interest, is one of the primary means by which a public servant maintains public confidence in the impartiality and objectivity of the Public Service". It is now up to the Public Sector Integrity Office to decide whether or not Mr. Pilon's continued participation in this case would present a conflict of interest and compromise the integrity of the legal proceedings.

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