Idiom Technologies and acrolinx GmbH Expand Strategic Partnership

Idiom(R) Technologies, Inc. (Idiom), the leading independent
supplier of SaaS and on-premise server-based globalization management
systems (GMS), and acrolinx GmbH, the leading producer of quality
assurance tools for technical information, today announced the signing
of an OEM partnership. This collaboration unites two powerful forces
in information development and localization tools, providing customers
with integrated terminology lifecycle management - from authoring
through localization.

Under the new agreement, Idiom will OEM acrolinx technology as
part of WorldServer to give customers terminology lifecycle management
in a single end-to-end solution for term validation, maintenance and
usage processes. The initial Idiom WorldServer and Acrolinx
acrocheck(TM) product integration will continue to provide accurate
and consistent content reuse, reduce translation time and costs,
improve quality and minimize the liabilities of poor translations.

"This partnership is the result of customer-driven requests for
end-to-end terminology lifecycle management", said Mike Iacobucci,
president and CEO of Idiom Technologies. "This is just the beginning
of a long-lasting relationship that brings the information and
localization communities together to offer an outstanding solution to
customers. Through one vendor, our mutual customers can now save time
and costs by accessing clean, consistent and accurate source content,
achieving the linguistic quality assurance we believe is paramount to
any globalization management system."

Andrew Bredenkamp, acrolinx CEO agrees: "We know, and our
customers confirm, that managing terminology quality and consistency
at the source can result in substantial improvements in translation
processes, with impressive reductions in cost and time-to-market."

About acrolinx

acrolinx is the leading producer of information quality management
tools, helping their customers worldwide maintain their corporate
image, address compliance issues, and control document production and
localization costs. Its flagship product, acrocheck(TM), is used by
thousands of users worldwide to ensure that their information is
correct (grammar and spelling), consistent (style and terminology),
concise, and translation-ready. The acrocheck Information Quality Tool
Suite has been successfully deployed by leading global companies in a
variety of industries including software, automotive, aerospace,
manufacturing, finance, and life sciences.

acrolinx maintains its headquarters in Berlin, Germany and offices
in North America.

About Idiom Technologies, Inc.

Idiom(R) Technologies is the leading independent supplier of SaaS
and on-premise software solutions that enable our customers and
partners to accelerate the translation and localization process so
that content rapidly reaches markets worldwide. Unlike other companies
serving this market, Idiom offers freedom of choice by embracing
relevant industry standards, supporting popular content lifecycle
solutions and partnering with the industry's leading language service
providers.

As a result, WorldServer(TM) GMS solutions are fast becoming an
industry standard, allowing customers to expand their international
market reach while reducing costs and improving quality. WorldServer
is used every day by organizations possessing many of the most
recognizable global brands to more efficiently create and manage
multilingual websites (e.g., AOL, eBay and Continental), localize
software applications (e.g., Adobe, Beckman Coulter and Motorola) and
streamline translation and localization of corporate and product
documentation (e.g., Autodesk, Cisco and Business Objects).

Idiom is headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, with offices
throughout North America and in Europe. WorldServer solutions are also
available through the company's Global Partner Network(TM). For more
information, please visit www.idiominc.com.

Idiom and WorldServer are trademarks, or registered trademarks of
Idiom Technologies, Inc. All other brand names, product names, or
trademarks belong to their respective holders.