EMC Engages RICOMM to Deliver Certified Training Curriculum

Mt. Laurel, NJ-May 10, 2005 - RICOMM Systems, a leading technology company for the government and commercial sectors, today announced that its experienced training professionals have been engaged by EMC Corporation to provide training to EMC users. EMC Corporation is the world leader in products, services, and solutions for information management and storage, which has been a core IT discipline for RICOMM over the last three decades.

"Proper training is integral to the effective use of new technology by any IT organization," said Jean-Max Deetjen, executive vice president of RICOMM Systems. "We are delighted that a company of EMC's stature recognizes our training excellence and has the confidence in our capabilities to help their customers derive the highest return on investment from EMC products."

As an EMC-certified training organization, RICOMM will offer training curriculum at EMC sites throughout North and South America, Asia-Pacific, and Europe.

About RICOMM (www.ricommsystems.com)
Founded in 1984, RICOMM Systems is a leading technology products and services company for government and commercial sectors with core capabilities in information storage, document management, IT migration services, and custom IT hardware/software infrastructure projects. RICOMM's value-added products and services, and domain expertise with legacy systems, cross-platform integrations, and network architectures enable customers to extract maximum value from both previous and new IT investments. RICOMM's IT professionals average over 15 years of hands-on experience with mainframe and client/server systems in high-volume computing environments. Leading industry partners such as EMC, IBM, and MKS leverage RICOMM's trained and experienced staff, technical competencies, and best practices expertise to deliver full product value. RICOMM's outcome-driven solutions are the direct result of understanding customers' objectives and applying the most qualified resources to achieve them.

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