Software delivers preventive CMMS functionality.

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Designed for use on Windows Mobile® 5.0/6.0 PDA devices, iTendant Express is powered by iTendant technology, which tracks and manages maintenance activities and service requests for remote management in commercial buildings and hotels. Program includes detailed progress tracking and completion tracking, even in locations where device has limited wireless coverage.



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Servidyne Releases iTendant Express for Windows Mobile® 5.0 / 6.0



ATLANTA, April 3, 2008 /- SERVIDYNE, INC. (NASDAQ:SERV), a building performance expert services and real estate company, today announced the release of iTendant Express for Windows Mobile(R) 5.0 / 6.0. This new product significantly expands the functionality of the company's iTendant Express maintenance management system by including the additional option of affordable and easy-to-use Windows Mobile PDA devices.

The new version of iTendant Express is powered by Servidyne's proven iTendant technology, which tracks and manages maintenance activities and service requests for fast dispatch and easy remote management in commercial buildings and hotels. Servidyne's Windows Mobile software delivers full preventive computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) functionality, and it includes detailed progress tracking and completion tracking even in locations where the device has limited wireless coverage. iTendant Express for Windows Mobile, which works alongside the Company's existing iTendant Express for Blackberry(R), can eliminate a maintenance technician's need to carry multiple devices - an onboard bar code scanner and telephone are now integrated in a single hand-held device.

"Busy building engineers and maintenance technicians need a rugged device that packs several tools onto a single unit," said Andy Abrams, Executive Vice President of Servidyne. "iTendant Express for Windows Mobile meets that requirement plus it connects directly to Servidyne's servers without relying on email for work order delivery."

In order to deliver the maximum flexibility to meet Servidyne's customers' changing needs, the Windows Mobile device communicates over various common wireless protocols, such as Wi-Fi(R), Bluetooth(R) and cellular (Quad Band GSM/GPRS/EDGE). This wireless flexibility is designed into Servidyne's Windows Mobile handheld unit to allow customers to choose the communication format that best matches their needs. "For those customer applications not requiring wide area connectivity, Servidyne's new Windows Mobile devices will allow the elimination of monthly cellular carrier charges," Abrams said.

About Servidyne
Established in 1925 and operating nationwide and internationally, Servidyne provides comprehensive energy, infrastructure and productivity management solutions to building owners and operators, and engages in commercial real estate investment and development. The Company's building performance products and services enable customers to optimize the short-term and long-term financial performance of their building portfolios, while reducing their carbon footprints and improving the comfort and satisfaction of their buildings' occupants. These offerings include comprehensive sustainability programs, energy engineering and energy management analytical consulting services, turnkey implementation of energy savings and other infrastructure upgrade and retrofit projects, and fully-installed, proprietary Web / wireless preventive maintenance and service request systems with integrated utility and maintenance reporting.

The Company also owns or controls shopping centers in the Midwest and Southeast and office properties in metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia. For more information about Servidyne, please visit www.servidyne.com or call 770-953-0304.

Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.

CONTACT: Pam Hoddinott, Director of Marketing of Servidyne, Inc.,
+1-770-818-2378, pam.hoddinott@servidyne.com

Web site: www.servidyne.com/

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