Allan Greenberg Joins Mirror Worlds as Senior Vice-President of Sales and Marketing.

Business Editors

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 22, 2002

Former Nortel and Compaq Executive Brings 18 Years of

Experience to Software Company Built Around David Gelernter's

Visionary Scopeware Technology

Mirror Worlds Technologies (MWT), developers of Scopeware(TM) knowledge management solution, announced today that Dr. Allan Greenberg has joined the company's executive team, as Senior Vice-President of Sales and Marketing.

Prior to joining MWT, Dr. Greenberg held two senior positions at Nortel Networks: As VP of Alliances, his team architected strategic partnerships with best-in-class vendors: Microsoft, EMC, SUN and IBM to achieve a $500 million per year revenue stream; and, as VP of Hosting Solutions, he was responsible for building business, generating $250 million in the first year.

Previously, Dr. Greenberg was responsible for strategic marketing at both Compaq Computer Corporation and Digital Equipment Corporation for their eBusiness initiatives, including knowledge management.

"In the 9 months since the launch Scopeware, we have forged rock-solid alliances with industry leaders such as Xerox and Lexmark International," says Michael Satow, CEO of MWT, which has offices in both New York City and New Haven, Connecticut. "We will rely on Allan's considerable talents and expertise to build on that momentum and to further inject Scopeware into the heart of the American business consciousness."

In his new position for MWT, Greenberg, who holds a doctorate from Purdue University, will direct all aspects of MWT's worldwide sales and marketing efforts.

"The Mirror Worlds team has done an extraordinary job introducing this evolutionary technology to an extremely significant market," says Greenberg. "Dr. Gelernter's Scopeware brings a simple, yet ingenious approach to leveraging and protecting the corporate knowledge-base for maximum operational efficiency and competitive advantage."

Feuled by the visionary Dr. David Gelernter, Yale University professor, renowned author and MWT Chief Scientist, Scopeware's patented narrative stream interface and document object model make information virtual and contextually relevant. With the insight that 80% of all corporate information is unstructured, (e.g., hardcopy, email, word and excel documents, presentations, etc.), Scopeware automatically captures information as it is created to institute a "corporate memory" that is safe and is easily accessible (via desktop/mobile devices.) Scopeware unshackles information from artificial barriers, created by applications, systems, storage, file folders and people.

"Organizations that are driven by information and have employees constrained in their ability to leverage it, immediately recognize the value of Scopeware," adds Greenberg. "Using Scopeware, an organization will realize a substantial and definable return-on-investment with hard savings in people, capital and time."