ADC Partnership With Software Designers Ensures Market Niche.

Business Editors

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 5, 2000

Executives for the Las Vegas-based Anonymous Data Corp. (OTCBB:ANYD) recently announced the signing of a software development and systems integration contract with VSOP Computers.

This partnership will help bring ADC to the forefront of biometric scanning technology.

"Anonymous Data Corporation is very pleased to be working with VSOP Computers because of the extensive experience VSOP brings to the table in large database software performance and experience with biometric technologies across the board," said Dr. James Beecham, pathologist and company founder.

With the purchase by customers of this system, expected in the third quarter, ADC should begin a significant revenue stream from this product line, he added.

The technological advances from the ADC/VSOP partnership will be especially useful in the legal arena and family courts. One example that Beecham noted was in the area of court mandated drug testing.

"Although judges can order a litigant to undergo drug testing, they may not always have the manpower to ensure the drug tests were completed on the proper individual," said Beecham.

Not only will ADC's biometric scans confirm a litigant's identity; this one-of-a-kind new system will also take a digital photograph of a litigant's face each time they appear for a drug test. These photos will then provide judges, attorneys and counselors with a visual record of a litigant's progress and confirm compliance with judicial orders. The partnership should enable a judicial/lab system to be completed this summer.

"This step is an important milestone for Anonymous Data Corporation, because it signals our ability to deliver state-of-the-art technology into a marketplace for which we hold proprietary intellectual rights," Beecham said.

"In line with our corporate strategy, ADC expects to move from this judicial niche market into larger market areas utilizing the same basic biometric-linked platform."

VSOP Computers, with headquarters in Las Vegas, is a privately held software development company specializing in high-performance databases utilizing biometric identification.

Anonymous Data Corp. is a publicly traded company that holds patent licenses for U.S. patents in the area of biometrics. Originally developed to protect medical patients' privacy, ADC's data management system uses computerized scans of fingerprints, facial recognition or the iris of patients' eyes, rather than their names or social security numbers, to label patients' medical supplies and records.

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