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To: Don Green who wrote (2)	1/15/2000 10:26:00 PM
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Data From company home page Nonconsolidated Partner Companies ISC has partnership arrangements with more than 10 companies, ranging from small equity positions in start-up companies to the largest shareholder in a $40+ million revenue company. A sample of ISC's partner companies includes: PaySys International - ISC owns approximately 30 percent (fully diluted) of the equity of PaySys International, a private company. PaySys is the world leader in providing software systems for processing credit transactions. It is expected that PaySys will raise additional capital in the next year through a private or public transaction, or both, which would reduce ISC's ownership percentage or ISC could sell some of its shares in a public or private sale. Because ISC has recorded its pro rata share of PaySys' historical losses, its investment is recorded as zero on the balance sheet and the substantial increase in value will not be evident until some future liquidity event. Visibility, Inc. - ISC is a co-investor with Oak Investment Partners in Visibility, a software company that markets engineer-to-order software. ISC owns approximately 34 percent of Visibility. Digital Wireless - ISC owns 19 percent of Digital Wireless Corporation, a small private company, involved in the design, manufacture, and marketing of wireless communication devices for industrial applications. Risk Laboratories - ISC currently owns 31 percent of Risk Laboratories, a growth stage company that markets risk management software to risk management departments of mid to large size organizations. 2Order.com (formerly BT Squared) - ISC co-invested with Oak Investment Partners in a $3.5 million equity round and 2Order completed a second equity round in 1999. 2Order.com is an early stage company that designs and markets configuration software for complex, custom orders. Media Metrix - ISC was an early investor in the predecessor of Media Metrix, an Internet usage measurement and analysis company. MMXI went public in May of 1999 and ISC sold it's 24,500 shares in November 1999. Novient - ISC is an investor along with Hummer Winblad and Noro-Moseley Partners in Novient, an emerging company involved in web-based professional services automation solutions. Atherogenics - ISC is a co-investor with Alliance Technology Ventures, Sprout Group and Domain Partners, among others, in Atherogenics, a development stage company involved with novel pharmaceuticals and diagnostic markers which address cardiovascular disease and its intervention. VerticalOne - ISC was an early investor in VerticalOne, an emerging company focused on providing a personal portal to the Internet. In November 1999, VerticalOne was acquired by publicly traded S1 corporation and ISC received restricted shares of S1 stock. TransNexus - ISC is a partner in TransNexus, an early stage company developing a settlement and clearinghouse for voice over IP. Medizeus - ISC is the first investor in start-up Internet company, Medizeus. The company provides web-based diagnostic and reporting tools for radiologists, medical image archival services, and a women's health website, all of which are focused initially on the mammography market.