Intraco Systems Reorganizes and Positions Itself for Growth.

Business Editors/Technology Writers

BOCA RATON, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 17, 2001

Intraco Systems, Inc. (OTCBB:INSY, INSY.OB), a leading provider of advanced speech recognition technology solutions and services, today announced that Walt Nawrocki had resigned as a director

Mr. Nawrocki will be available to the company as a consultant on an "as needed" basis. Jack Berger, the Founder and President, will be taking over the additional responsibilities as the CEO.

"Mr. Berger has many years of business development experience worldwide in the technology markets," said Robert G. Hildreth, Jr., Chairman of the Board. "The board believes Mr. Berger will be able to drive Intraco to be very dynamic and position the company for rapid growth."

About Intraco Systems

Intraco is the first service provider to offer next generation voice-enabled technologies as services, including a voice-activated outbound dialer, a voice-activated auto attendant, virtual telephony services and now, as a market leader, innovative, voice-enabled yellow pages information services, all via centralized data centers, over a private, worldwide IP network. Founded in 1990, Intraco Systems, Inc. has built a solid reputation for bringing together converging voice, data and web technologies, with partners including AT&T, Motorola, IBM, Compaq, Microsoft and Cisco. For more information, contact Intraco Systems, Inc. at 3998 FAU Boulevard, Suite 210, Boca Raton, Florida 33431, USA at Tel: 561/367-0600, Fax: 561/367-9376, email them at info@intraco.com, or visit the Intraco website at www.intraco.com.

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