Document Sciences Names Dan Clark Vice-President of Marketing.

Business Editors & High-Tech Writers

CARLSBAD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 1, 2002

Document Sciences Corp. (Nasdaq:DOCX), the leader in personalized Content Automation for print, Web and email announced today the addition of Dan Clark as vice-president of marketing.

Clark brings more than 16 years of experience building successful strategies and programs spanning product marketing, business strategy, sales development, corporate branding and marketing communications for high technology companies.

In this newly-created position, Clark will apply his extensive experience in strategic marketing of technology products, services and solutions to Document Sciences' new J2EE XML-compatible xPression architecture and its industry-leading Autograph software suite. He will report directly to Jack McGannon, president and chief executive officer.

"As we prepare to deliver a ground-breaking new approach to Content Automation software with xPression, Dan's experience in market identification, branding and strategic thinking will prove invaluable," said McGannon. "He makes an outstanding addition to our Executive Team as we expand our efforts."

Clark has served in management-level marketing positions at Digital Equipment and Compaq. Among his other accomplishments, Clark drove numerous product marketing strategies and initiatives supporting Digital Equipment's $1B workstation business. He also led worldwide branding for Compaq Computer's $7B services business. More recently, Clark served as senior vice president of worldwide markets at BeXcom, a provider of supply-chain management solutions, and vice president of marketing at SealedMedia, a digital rights management vendor. Clark's experience also includes marketing at Sun Microsystems and Apple Computer.

Clark will be located at the company's headquarters in Carlsbad, Calif.

About Document Sciences

Document Sciences Corp. develops and markets software solutions that enable an enterprise to better communicate with their customers both on the Web and through high-quality personalized documents that can be printed, viewed on demand, or distributed electronically in high volume. Approximately 600 customers worldwide use Document Sciences products in insurance, banking and financial services, managed-care, telecommunications, utilities, and commercial print service bureaus. Customers include more than 60 Fortune 500 companies. Based in Carlsbad, Calif., with regional locations across the U.S. and a European subsidiary in Paris, Document Sciences also markets its products in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Brazil, Mexico and China. For more information about Document Sciences Corp., visit http://www.docscience.com.

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