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Saturn Stuff On-Line

19 May 1998

EDS Teams Up With Saturn to Offer 'Stuff' on the 'Net
    TROY, Mich., May 19 -- EDS and Saturn Corporation
have joined forces to offer millions of consumers the convenience of ordering
"Saturn Stuff" apparel and gift items on-line.  Through http://www.saturnstuff.com or
http://www.saturn.com customers will have access to a catalog of Saturn merchandise.
    The "Saturn Stuff" site provides 24-hour access to items, such as shirts,
hats and mugs, previously available only through retailers and a print
catalog.  It is designed to provide greater access for customers around the
world.  The site is among the first of its kind in the auto industry and
provides a competitive advantage in building relationships with consumers via
the Internet.
    Building and hosting the "Saturn Stuff" site represents an expanding arena
for EDS.  "This site provides an opportunity to sell products through the
Internet, while building customer loyalty, enhancing accessibility and
capturing key information about consumers all from one source," said EDS
Business Management Consultant Eleanor Paquette.
    According to Saturn President and Chairman Don Hudler, Saturn and EDS are
helping lead the way in marketing within electronic commerce and the auto
industry.
    "The development of this site gives Saturn an expanded presence in the
electronic marketplace and more importantly, gives our customers another
convenient no-hassle shopping experience," said Hudler
    EDS the official information technology services provider for World Cup
1998, is a leader in the global information services industry.  The company's
approximately 110,000 employees specialize in applying a range of ideas and
technologies to help business and government customers improve their
economics, products, services and relationships.  EDS, which serves customers
in 44 countries, reported revenues of $15.2 billion in 1997.  The company's
stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange and the London Stock Exchange.
EDS can be visited via the Internet at http://www.eds.com.