After the closing bell today, Micro Identification Technologies, Inc. reported the results of its well attended Webinar focusing on the technology and operation of the MIT 1000 Rapid Microbial Identification System. The purpose of the Webinar was to demonstrate the speed and operational simplicity of performing bacteria identification (ID) tests as well as to give a brief tutorial on the non-biological technology that is used to obtain an ID. The Webinar was conducted by MIT’s Chief Technical Officer, Dr. David Haavig.
Providing very positive feedback and great participation during the question and answer period, the attendees were seemingly impressed with both the technology and simplicity of use of the System as evidenced by a statement from one of the attendees, “I think the ‘ease of use’ webinar went well. The presentation clearly demonstrated how simply and easy to use the MIT 1000 is, and how nearly foolproof the identification is.”
Michael Brennan, MIT’s Chairman and CEO, commented, “Based on the log of the Webinar’s attendance there was an excellent turnout from users, major food producers, current and potential investors and numerous worldwide MIT distributors.” Mr. Brennan added, “We clearly accomplished our objective for this Webinar and consequently, MIT plans to provide future Webinars to update the Company’s business and product.”
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