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MOTOROLA SELECTS EMPTORIS ePASSMotorola to Implement Comprehensive Sourcing Software Worldwide to Lower Total Cost of Ownership and Achieve Faster Cycle TimesBURLINGTON, Mass., May 20, 2002 - Emptoris, Inc., a leading provider of collaborative strategic sourcing solutions, today announced that Motorola Inc. (NYSE:MOT) has selected Emptoris ePASS as one of the key platforms for Motorola's global strategic sourcing systems architecture. Under the terms of the agreement, Motorola will implement ePASS, a web-based portfolio of collaborative strategic sourcing solutions, across all of its business sectors to support production and non-production sourcing. ePASS will enable Motorola to conduct the entire range of strategic sourcing processes-such as collecting supplier information; aggregating demand; managing requests for quotes (RFQs), reverse auctions, and multi-stage negotiations; and analyzing complex supplier bids-online, resulting in significant cost savings and process efficiencies. "Motorola is pleased to team with Emptoris-the Emptoris solution complements our existing sourcing solutions and will allow us to manage our spend more efficiently," said Robert K. Harlan, director of Motorola Internet Negotiations. "By implementing ePASS, Motorola will be able to conduct multi-stage, Internet-based negotiations across a wide range of commodities." "As a global leader in electronics and communications, Motorola has gained a reputation as a company that is constantly seeking ways to improve business processes through sophisticated technology," said Avner Schneur, president and CEO of Emptoris. "The selection of ePASS by Motorola is very rewarding since it came after a lengthy evaluation of a number of competing solutions. Motorola's goal was to find an integrated eSourcing solution that would enable the company to experience significant cost savings across all of its business units. We are excited that Motorola has given ePASS its full vote of confidence and we look forward to building a strong and rewarding relationship with them." About
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