Indus Schedules `Mile High' IndusWorld for 2007; Indus Clients, Partners and Executives to Gather in Denver for Global User Con

Indus International Inc. (NASDAQ: IINT), a leading
Service Delivery Management (SDM) solution provider, today announced
its international user group conference, IndusWorld 2007, will be held
June 18-21, 2007, at the Adam's Mark Hotel in Denver, Colorado.
   The IndusWorld conference offers technical breakout sessions,
workshops, product demonstrations and training, user group meetings
and networking events. The conference will also include a Solutions
Pavilion, a showcase of new products and best practices from Indus and
its many alliance partners. In addition, once again IndusWorld will
host the Excellence Awards, which recognize clients who have leveraged
Indus solutions to produce dramatic results in their businesses and/or
improved customer loyalty and intimacy. Award winners will be
announced live at the conference.
   More than 700 attendees participated in more than 100 sessions at
the most recent IndusWorld. An even larger number is expected at
IndusWorld 2007 due to the expanding base of clients in the Service
Delivery Management market space. All of these attendees will benefit
from client-focused information designed to maximize their investment
in products and services from both Indus and its partners. More
details regarding the agenda, presenters and call for papers will
follow in the months leading up to the conference. Stay tuned to the
Indus Website, www.indus.com, for regular updates.

   About Indus International

   Indus is a leading Service Delivery Management (SDM) solution
provider, helping clients in a broad array of industries optimize the
management of their customers, workforce, spare parts inventory, tools
and documentation in order to maximize performance and customer
satisfaction while achieving significant cost savings. For more
information, visit http://www.indus.com.
   Indus is a registered trademark of Indus International, Inc. Other
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companies with which they are associated.