Relativity was founded in February 1997 in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina.

With a growing number of strategic applications moving to Internet-based and client/server computing paradigms, the challenge has become how to move massive legacy systems to these environments. Relativity offers a fully integrated and graphical Windows-based solution, RescueWare, that significantly reduces the time, cost and risk involved in performing this legacy transformation process.

Transformation is defined as the transition of existing system screens, business logic and data to modern computing paradigms (e.g., event-driven and object-based) and platforms (e.g., Windows clients, Sun servers, HP servers).

Relativity also offers Year 2000 and European Monetary Union analysis and remediation as part of the transformation solution. Customers can remediate their systems while capturing all the information required to transform all or part of these systems to modern platforms, providing value beyond the Year 2000.

RescueWare®
RescueWare dramatically improves the economics of modernizing business critical legacy systems by automating the transformation of these systems to Internet or client/server platforms. RescueWare significantly reduces the risk within these projects by using advanced technology to identify, extract and translate vital business rules and workflow. By transitioning legacy code to modern languages, companies can also take advantage of a growing talent pool and move away from the shrinking resource of legacy programmers. To date, over 200 person-years of development and testing have gone into RescueWare by a team of top computer scientists and mathematicians from one of the world's most prestigious mathematical schools in St. Petersburg, Russia. This team has been credited with the development of over 200 scientific works.

Relativity also offers ProBook^TM, which is RescueWare's comprehensive repository reporting tool. ProBook provides users the ability to create, edit and print end-user documentation and reports from repository-based environments.

Management Team
Relativity has an experienced management team with proven track records within publicly traded companies in the high technology industry. The team also has extensive knowledge and experience in the enterprise systems and client/server markets.

Vivek Wadhwa, Founder and Chief Executive Officer
With more than 22 years of experience in the software industry, Mr. Wadhwa founded Relativity Technologies, Inc. in February 1997. Preceding Relativity, Vivek was co-founder, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of Seer Technologies, a market leader in enterprise client/server tool development. He led the technology efforts and assisted company operation to grow this software start-up to a $118 million publicly traded company.

Prior to this, Vivek served as Vice President of Information Services at CS First Boston Corporation, where he designed and developed the revolutionary technology that would become Seer*HPS. Vivek and his team developed, what was at the time, the industry's most advanced development technology for building large-scale client/server systems. Prior to this, he worked in application development for retailing firms in the U.S., Australia and the Far East.

Matthew Szulik, President
Mr. Szulik has over 18 years of experience in the high technology industry. In 1996, Matthew became President of Sapiens North America, a developer of application development tools. From 1993 to 1996, Matthew was Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing at MapInfo, a publicly traded desktop mapping software company. During his tenure there, the company grew from $7 million to $42 million in total revenues and completed a successful public offering.

In 1984, Matthew began a nine-year career at Interleaf, a document management company. There he rose through the ranks of sales and marketing to become Vice President of Marketing. Matthew started his career at Exxon Enterprises where he served as Product Manager for Unix applications.

Leonid Erlikh, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer
Mr. Erlikh has 17 years of software industry experience in developing commercially successful state-of-the-art software products and was a co-founder of Relativity Technologies, Inc. Len was a co-founder of Seer Technologies and served as Senior Vice President of Development, managing a 200-person development organization.

Prior to Seer Technologies, Len was Assistant Vice President at CS First Boston Corporation, where he acted as architect and technical project manager for Seer*HPS. Len began his career in large-scale commercial software development at IBM.

Richard Phelps, Ph.D., Vice President of Marketing
Dr. Phelps has 20 years of experience in software marketing and product management. In 1993, Rick co-founded the Antares Alliance Group, a developer of enterprise application development tools and a joint venture of EDS and Amdahl in Dallas, Texas. Rick served as Vice President of Business Development and later Vice President of Product Strategy & Management. During his tenure there, the company grew from $0 to $41 million.

In 1990, Rick joined Ernst & Young as the National Marketing Director for E&Y's IT Consulting Practice based in New York. He was responsible for the development, packaging, marketing and deployment of E&Y's portfolio of IT consulting services, including Software Reengineering and Enterprise Application Development. Before this, Rick was Vice President of Marketing and a co-founder of Cortex Corporation, a developer of enterprise application development tools. Rick began his career at Exxon Enterprises where he served as Director of Product Management for speech recognition systems.

Scott Garrison, Chief Financial Officer
Scott Garrison has 17 years of experience in the financial management of technology companies, including 10 years in the software industry. Prior to joining Relativity, Scott was Corporate Controller and Chief Financial Officer for Illustra Technologies, Inc., the leading provider of object-relational database software. He was the lead financial executive for Illustra in their merger with Informix Software, Inc. in 1996, which at its closing, was valued in excess of $400 million.

Prior to Illustra, Scott had held the position of CFO for PowerTV, Inc., a developer of Interactive Television software and DeltaPoint, Inc. a provider of scientific and business graphics software. He was also Corporate Controller for Digital Research, Inc., the developer of CP/M - one of the first operating systems for the personal computer, and was actively involved in the turnaround of the company leading to its ultimate merger with Novell, Inc. Scott has also worked in various other financial positions with Raychem, Inc., Measurex, Inc. and CBS, Inc.

For more information, call 919.484.9390, ext. 175 or e-mail info@relativity.com.

Relativity Technologies, Inc.
P.O. Box 14766
Research Triangle Park
North Carolina 27709
Phone 919.484.9390
Fax 919.484.9360