DICOM and Kofax Announces Partner Conference in Prague.

Annual Transform Event Highlights New Technologies, Insights, and Trends for Partners and Personnel

BASINGSTOKE, England -- DICOM Group plc ("DICOM Group") (LSE:DCM), a global leader of Information Capture and Communications (ICC) solutions, today announced the start of their EMEA annual conference.

This event takes place in Prague, Czech Republic at the famous Zofin Palace and will run from 18 - 20 October 2006. Designed for executives, sales and marketing managers, account executives, and technical directors of the company's Certified Solution Providers (CSPs), the event enables participants to become familiar with new technologies alongside successful DICOM and Kofax partners.

The international event, focusing on the Europe, Middle East and Africa region, helps generate insights into the delivery of cutting-edge, revenue-generating capture solutions, including previews of new upgrades and editions to Kofax's award winning product lines. Attendees will have the opportunity to network with others from their region and share their ideas on today's technology and upcoming trends.

"With Transform now in its 10th year, we continue to utilise the event as a way to educate new partners, receive feedback from our solutions providers and manufacturers, and celebrate the many successes of our CSPs over the last year," said Rob Klatell, chief executive officer of DICOM Group. "Working with best-in-class partners from all over the world, we continually strive as a group to be a market driven organisation that provides the latest and most applicable solutions to streamline today's business processes."

Transform '06 is sponsored by many of the leading players in the content management and information capture markets. The sponsors include Canon, Fujitsu, Boewe Bell & Howell, HP, Kodak, A2iA, Apto Solutions and Hyarchis. Many of these partners will demonstrate their latest technology offerings and provide critical market intelligence to help the company's CSPs grow their bottom line.

All general sessions will be simultaneously translated to English, German, Italian, Spanish and French.