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vVAULT JOINS FORCES WITH RIM TO ENHANCE AND EXTEND WIRELESS EMAIL FOR BUSINESS USERS

Company Joins BlackBerry ISV Alliance Program

San Francisco, CA (February 12, 2002) - vVault, a leading provider of mobile productivity applications and software infrastructure, announced today that it has joined Research In Motion’s (RIM's) (Nasdaq: RIMM; TSE: RIM) BlackBerryTM ISV Alliance Program and plans to offer products that extend and enhance the functionality of the popular BlackBerry wireless email solution. Members of RIM’s alliance program provide enterprise-level software products and work collaboratively with RIM to implement strategic marketing plans for their BlackBerry applications.

A leader in real-time mobile access products for business users, vVault believes RIM has a proven platform for productivity applications, and plans to provide high-value applications to complment BlackBerry.

“The BlackBerry wireless email solution is a serious business tool that converts otherwise unproductive time to bottom line benefits for mobile workers,” stated vVault CEO Stephen Burke. “We share RIM’s mission, and are excited to be working together on next-generation extensions that will further untether workers from their desks and offices.”

vVault’s application for BlackBerry, to be announced in Q2 2002, will leverage RIM’s secure email-transport system and offer new features for mobile professionals. The solution will radically benefit typical BlackBerry users, who send and receive about 8,500 time-sensitive e-mails per year, and are away from the office about 39 percent of the working day.