CosmoCom: The Fastest Growing Software Company on Long Island

Accolade Based on Revenue Growth over Past Year

MELVILLE, NY, May 15, 2000 – CosmoCom, Inc., the industry leader in unified contact center technology, announced today that it has been honored as the number one fastest growing software company on Long Island. LISTNet (Long Island Software and Technology Network) made the announcement at the annual presentation of the Long Island Software Awards.

An incredulous Leonard Sturm of KPMG said the first place winner had posted “the largest percentage of growth we have ever recorded,” before announcing the winner as CosmoCom. His noting of the unprecedented growth of 2282 percent over the past year caused a stir and an extended round of applause as CFO Paul Strohmenger ascended to the stage to accept the accolade.

“Our phenomenal growth rate could not have transpired without the hard work of the loyal and dedicated people who make up CosmoCom,” said Strohmenger. “In addition, it is a reflection of the fact that CosmoCall Universe answers a very real need in a rapidly expanding market.”

“This award is yet another indication that CosmoCom is the leader in unified contact center technology,” said CosmoCom President and CEO Ari Sonesh. “Considering the overall growth of Long Island software companies, we are happy to be among the top ten in a very fast field, and even happier to be ranked number one.”

About CosmoCom, Inc.
CosmoCom, Inc. (www.cosmocom.com), the industry leader in unified contact center technology, enhances Customer Relationship Management for both eBusiness and the traditional brick-and-mortar enterprise with a patented, IP-enabled solution that supports human interaction – both live and message-based – throughout the business transaction cycle. Headquartered in Melville, New York, with offices throughout North America and Europe, CosmoCom has received an array of awards for its next-generation eCare technology and holds a 50% share of the United States IP-ACD market – twice the market share of its nearest competitor – according to a spring, 2000 report by international marketing consultants Frost & Sullivan.

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