News Release

Draper, Utah – April 18, 2006 – NextPage today announced that Tim Kapp, principal of BayHill Group, will present a case study highlighting best practices for deploying collaborative content management technology at the Gilbane Conference in San Francisco. The BayHill Group used NextPage 2 Document Collaboration to manage more than 3,000 documents to successfully reposition a large hotel conglomerate for rapid growth and financial success.

Kapp will be a panelist in the session titled, “Experiences Implementing Large Content Management Projects” that will examine the plans, strategies, technologies, and experiences of demanding large-scale deployments. The hour-long session takes place on Tuesday, April 25 at 11:00 a.m.

During his presentation, Kapp will explore the pitfalls of using centralized document management systems for large, complex projects including the reasons behind low adoption rates and the need for expensive training. He will also discuss how NextPage 2 Document Collaboration allowed BayHill’s staff to easily and efficiently share and collaborate using existing workflow processes and common software applications such as e-mail and Microsoft Office.

The Gilbane Conference is the industry’s premier content management event. This year’s conference takes place April 24-26 at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco and offers a greatly expanded collection of educational programs, including the addition of an entirely new conference on enterprise digital rights management. There will also be new tracks focused on automated publishing technologies for design-critical content, enterprise search, and blog and wiki technology. For more information visit: http://lighthouseseminars.com/gilbane_sf_06/sf_06.html.

NextPage is disrupting the document collaboration market by eliminating product abandonment experienced from traditional document management and collaboration products. NextPage delivers products that focus on solving problems from a user’s perspective. NextPage 2 Document Collaboration is the first to connect all document-based collaboration by tracking document versions that are sent as e-mail attachments, stored on users’ desktops and created outside the organization. The service provides a 360 degree view of all document activities and works whether users are online or offline. Document Collaboration reduces the risk of sending out the wrong version, prevents wasted time working on wrong versions and eliminates the cost of document coordination. For more information, visit www.nextpage.com or call 801-748-4400.

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