Analysis & Technology Appoints Vice Presidents in Information Technologies Segment.

ARLINGTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 3, 1999--Analysis & Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: AATI), a leading developer of engineering technologies and Web-based training solutions, today announced that it has appointed Linda M. Edwards, Eleanor S. Holmes, and Dennis J. Kelly, Jr. as vice presidents of the Company. All three are employed in Analysis & Technology's information technologies business segment, Integrated Performance Decisions.

Linda M. Edwards, 34, is Chief Financial Officer for the Integrated Performance Decisions business segment, and has over 15 years experience in administrative and financial management positions with Analysis & Technology. Most recently, she served as Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Analysis & Technology's Interactive Media Corp. subsidiary, where she organized the financial and administrative processes and staff of the unit, which was formed in 1997. Ms. Edwards is based in the Company's Newport, Rhode Island office where she has pioneered project and financial reporting systems in the collaborative computing environment.

Eleanor S. Holmes, 40, is responsible for the Company's work on the Navy's Interactive Multisensor Analysis Trainer (IMAT), sponsored by the Prototype Development Facility of the Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC), Carderock Division, and the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center (SPAWAR), San Diego, CA. Ms. Holmes is based in the Company's Arlington, VA office, where her team's efforts center on supporting development of software that produces interactive simulations of how radar, sonar, and optics systems operate under various meteorological and oceanographic environments. Ms. Holmes joined the Company in 1990, and has built the interactive simulation software business into a key revenue source for the information technologies segment. Prior to Analysis & Technology, Ms. Holmes was a principal scientist at Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC). She holds the Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics from the University of Maryland.

Dennis J. Kelly, Jr., 35, is responsible for command, control, communications, computers, and intelligence (C4I) system development operations. He has led the development of advanced decision support aids for the U.S. Navy, and recently expanded the Company's C4I initiatives to include the U.S. Air Force. Mr. Kelly's grasp of operational problems has enabled him to make critical contributions to the Company's design and development of technologically advanced decision aid products for the tactical warfighter. He began work with Analysis & Technology in 1988 after a career in U.S. Navy sonar operations, and has been promoted through several positions of increasing responsibility while based in the Company's Newport, Rhode Island office. He holds the Bachelor of Science in industrial engineering technology and computer technology from Roger Williams University, and is currently enrolled in the University of Rhode Island's Executive MBA Program.

Gary P. Bennett, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Analysis & Technology said, "The Department of Defense is placing increasing emphasis on network-centric warfare, where information superiority is power. We are extremely fortunate to have Linda, Eleanor, and Dennis in place to capitalize on the opportunities this presents for us. Each has contributed to our excellent reputation for cost effective, high-quality C4I products, and I'm extremely pleased to see their efforts recognized."

Working with customers, Analysis & Technology develops technology-based solutions through engineering and information technologies. Its subsidiary, Interactive Media Corp., creates technology- and Web-based training using leading-edge multimedia technologies.