Defense and Aerospace Industry Veteran Joins E-City Advisory Board.

Business Editors

SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 27, 2001

E-City Software, Inc. (OTCBB:ECTY) is pleased to announce that defense and aerospace industry veteran, B-52 combat pilot, and defense mapping software expert David Mueller, United States Air Force (ret.) has joined the E-City advisory board.

CEO Anis Jessa elaborated "With over 30 years of experience in the defense and aerospace sector and more than 15 years of experience in complex defense mapping, radar systems and mapping systems procurement, David Mueller will bring valuable contacts, insight and expertise to the E-City team. We believe that Mr. Mueller will be instrumental in our market expansion into the defense and aerospace sector."

Mr. Mueller has been responsible for Prime Contractor relationships with Unisys (NYSE:UIS), 3M (NYSE:MMM), Lockheed Martin (NYSE:LMT), Boeing (NYSE:BA), Orbital Sciences (NYSE:ORB), IBM (NYSE:IBM), Lear (NYSE:LEA) and Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HWP). Among these efforts, the cartographic database production effort and ground support station design he developed was instrumental in securing a $67,000,000 contract for Unisys. He has authored numerous professional publications, including "Ground Station Concepts to Support Digital Map Displays", which was presented to the NAVAIR AV-8B Program Office and "Synthetic Aperture Radar Simulation/Prediction using Standard Digital Data Products", which was prepared for the Defense Mapping Agency.

Mr. Mueller has held Top Secret ESI and Top Secret Special Compartmented Information clearances. A veteran of the Defense Mapping Agency Aerospace Center, Mr. Mueller managed digital transformation programs for all strategic and airlift weapons systems trainers and was responsible for prototyping high resolution feature data for Synthetic Aperture Radar simulation. A war veteran who flew over 300 B-52 combat missions in the United States Air Force for the 97th Bomb Wing, Mr. Mueller now brings his considerable talents to the development and positioning of E-City Software's products in the defense sector.

CEO Anis Jessa concluded, "There is no one more qualified to spearhead E-City's entry into the multi-billion dollar defense and aerospace market in Information Systems, Simulations and Location Based Services than David Mueller. We are pleased to have the benefit of his expertise, reputation, advice and experience."

E-City has a diverse and rapidly expanding customer and strategic partner base including leading international software development and data companies and an expanding network of distributors. E-City intends to capture market share across a wide variety of market segments, specifically aerospace and commercial aviation, defense, municipal markets, tourism, travel and education.

E-City Software, Inc. is a developer of interactive maps for cities around the world. E-City sells its products to customers on the basis of both annual licensing fees and revenue share arrangements. E-City distributes its products directly to its customers, through arrangements with strategic partners and through its network of distributors and value added resellers. For more information about E-City Software or its products, please visit our website at www.ecitysoftware.com.

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