GGX, Developer of Digital Imaging and PrintingTechnology, Named to Deloitte & Touche New England...

LEXINGTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 13, 1999--

GammaGraphX, Inc. (GGX) was recently named to Deloitte & Touche's prestigious New England Fast 50, a ranking of the 50 fastest growing technology companies in New England. Rankings are based on five-year percentage growth in revenues from

"I want to salute our employees, our partners, and our customers for producing this honor," said David Monks, President and CEO of GGX. "In each of the last two year's GGX has achieved this honor in New England - only to be topped by making the national Fast 500 list. We're particularly proud of our team, as they were one of just eight teams to `three-peat' in this very dynamic league of technology companies. As we move toward next-generation products, I'm confident our team will deliver market-leading solutions for making the world of paper and electronic documents seamless."

To qualify for the Fast 50, companies must have had revenues of at least $50,000 in 1994; must be headquartered in the United States; and must be technology companies - in production, manufacture, use, or focus.

GGX(R), of Lexington, Massachusetts, is a leading provider of products and technology for digital imaging and printing to manufacturers (OEMs) and providers of office and imaging solutions. In 1999, the company's five-year growth placed it among the Inc. 500, a list of the fastest-growing private firms in the United States. GGX offers "best-in-class" solutions for image capture, processing, and printing -- including patented bar-code recognition and patent-pending, image quality measurement technology. GGX products provide users with access to and management of digital documents -- anywhere and anytime. Through technology that simplifies capture and access, manages workflow, delivers scalability, and insures quality, GGX delivers "The Future of Digital Documents(c)". For more information about GGX, contact Lee Phillips at 781/372-1216. (E-mail: lphillip@ggx.com), or refer to the World Wide Web at www.ggx.com.