NetXposure brings clients top-level servers through partnership with Sun Microsystems

PORTLAND, OR 1999, June

As one of more than 2,000 partners and value-added resellers with Sun Microsystems, Inc., NetXposure brings its e-commerce customers a partnership with the world's leading provider of workstation solutions.

Through its relationship with Sun, NetXposure brings to its interactive marketing and e-commerce solutions the strength and technical expertise of a global leader in enterprise server solutions.

NetXposure not only uses Sun's award-winning Enterprise servers, but based on its familiarity and faith in the product line, endorses and installs Sun servers for enterprise-level e-commerce clients. NetXposure ranks among the top vendors of UNIX servers from Sun.

NetXposure's clients have options in acquiring Sun's products and expertise. They can purchase Sun's servers directly through NetXposure, or they can work with NetXposure to integrate Sun products in their e-commerce solutions.

As an authorized reseller, NetXposure can represent such Sun products as SunSpectrumSM and SunClientSM Support, and Sun Educational Services.

In addition, NetXposure is an Authorized Software Enterprise Partner in the new Sun-Netscape Alliance created by AOL and Sun Microsystems. Referred to in the industry as "iPlanet," this alliance offers customers Internet applications, infrastructure and e-commerce software.

NetXposure, in addition to developing innovative e-commerce technology, helps create successful customer-conscious e-commerce solutions for business-to-business and retail customers. Founded in 1995 in Portland, Oregon, NetXposure is also a Macromedia Generator Premier Partner.

Sun Microsystems, Inc. is a leading provider of industrial-strength hardware, software and services that power the Internet and allow companies worldwide to ".com" their businesses. Among other products, it is the developer of the Java scripting language. With $13 billion in annual revenues, Sun can be found in more than 170 countries and at http://www.sun.com.