SRA Selects SEEC Solutions for Federal Systems.

PITTSBURGH, Pa., AND FAIRFAX, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 28, 1999--

SEEC Inc. (Nasdaq:SEEC) today announced that SRA International, Inc. has selected SEEC's independent verification and validation solutions to accelerate year 2000 testing and verification for a large U.S. government agency. Working with leading service providers like SRA, SEEC is well positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for independent verification services among federal, state and local governments.

Increased outlays for independent verification have contributed to a $400 million increase in federal year 2000 spending estimates since late last year, according to the U.S. Office of Management and Budget. In the current verification project, SRA is using the SEEC IV&V Workbench(TM) and SEEC QuickFix(TM) for a government department with millions of lines of code in programs written in COBOL and other languages.

"One of the biggest benefits of the SEEC solutions is the robustness of their verification and validation tool-sets, particularly in the COBOL arena," said Patrick Burke, vice president and director of year 2000 services at SRA. "They provide full life-cycle support right through the critical testing phase of the process. That's very important, because it's not enough to simply verify remediated code. Ultimately, you also need to test any potential problem areas. Using SEEC's solutions we can rapidly identify the test paths and coverage required to focus our testing, measure and document everything we are doing, and complete the process thoroughly and efficiently. As an added benefit, the SEEC technology also will be useful for post-year 2000 maintenance and reengineering."

The U.S. Office of Management and Budget recently reported that U.S. government agencies have increased their cost estimates for year 2000 projects to $6.8 billion (for 1996-2000), a jump of $400 million since November 1998. The spending rise is attributed in part to the need for more thorough independent verification, and to the costs for additional remediation work as a result of the verification results. Federal agencies plan to spend $2.6 billion in the current fiscal year and more than $600 million next year to complete their year 2000 work.

"Many organizations have a false sense of security about their year 2000 readiness, despite compelling evidence that some remediation projects have fallen short of the mark," said Ravi Koka, president and CEO of SEEC. "SEEC's verification projects have uncovered an average of 510 non-compliant items in every million lines of code inspected, an astounding number. Fortunately, U.S. federal agencies are among the leaders in adding independent verification to their year 2000 project plans."

Koka added: "We are very pleased to be working with SRA, which has a well-deserved reputation for quality and service in the federal marketplace. Their selection of our verification and validation solutions is a strong endorsement for our technology and methodology. We look forward to helping SRA bring this year 2000 project to a smooth, successful completion, and to strengthening and deepening our relationship in the years to come."

About SRA International, Inc.

SRA International, Inc. is an information technology firm that offers consulting and systems integration services, as well as product and business solutions, to clients in business and government. SRA specializes in systems and software engineering, network integration, business process redesign, Internet and intranet systems, and Year 2000 services. The company serves clients in national defense, civil government, health care, postal services, law, and financial services. SRA's staff of more than 1,800 people serves clients from its headquarters in Fairfax, Virginia, and offices across the United States. For additional information on SRA, please see www.sra.com.

About SEEC, Inc.

SEEC provides enterprise solutions that help organizations transform and integrate mission critical mainframe systems with e-commerce and new software systems to gain a competitive edge. SEEC's solutions include acclaimed, flexible methodologies, best-of-breed tools and expert consulting services that have saved significant time and money for over 150 Fortune 1000 companies. SEEC's technology frees data for easy Internet access to allow clients to keep pace with today's e-business world. Based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, SEEC was recognized in 1998 as one of the fastest-growing technology companies in the region, with an increasing customer base of large, global organizations. SEEC has direct sales and support offices in North America, Europe and Asia plus sales and services alliances with leading global IT service providers. Visit SEEC's Web site at www.seec.com.

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