UDS Group Adds Member to Its Board of Directors; Appointment Strengthens Company's Leadership Position

UDS Group Inc. (Pink Sheets:UDSG), a leader in Delivery
Management Solutions, is pleased to announce that Dennis G. Whipp has
joined the Company's Board of Directors, said Adam F. Coblin, Chairman
of the Board. "Dennis brings an incredible depth of professional
expertise and a wealth of broad operational and managerial experience
to our board. His insights will prove invaluable to UDS as we continue
to grow our company," Coblin added.
   A recent retiree from PricewaterhouseCoopers, Mr. Whipp was with
the firm for over 36 years - the last 26 as a Partner. At the time of
his retirement, he was resident in the San Francisco office, serving
as PwC's Western Region leader for Personal Financial Services. Over
the years, Whipp served as a senior tax and financial advisor to many
private and public business enterprises, including companies engaged
in construction, distribution, energy, engineering, insurance,
manufacturing, publishing, real estate, retailing, technology, and
venture capital.
   Whipp's major clients at PwC included senior management and
business owners at some of the most recognizable names in business
today, such as Agilent, AT&T, CableData, Franklin Templeton, Fireman's
Fund, Genencor, Hach, Health Net, Hewlett-Packard, Johns Manville,
Lucent, Compaq, and Tower Records.
   "UDS is honored to have such a highly qualified individual
participating on our board," said Coblin. "This addition further
demonstrates our commitment to surround ourselves with some of the
brightest minds and talents throughout the business community today.
As we add more board members in the coming months, these additions
will further strengthen UDS as a leader of Delivery Management
Solutions, and being able to deliver 'What You Want, When You Want
It'."

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