January 31, 2007

Objectiva Named to Global Services Magazine's Annual
Global Services 100 List

Carlsbad, CA - January 31, 2007 - Objectiva Software Solutions, a Document Sciences Company (Nasdaq: DOCX) today announced its inclusion on neoIT and Global Services magazine's list of the world's foremost software services providers. "We are pleased to once again be recognized as a software services leader" commented Tao Ye, Objectiva Software's President and Chief Operating Officer, "and we are committed to building on this foundation of leadership. We are continuing to grow and investing significantly to further extend the value of Objectiva's services."

According to neoIT the Global Services 100 is aimed at identifying global service providers who exhibit balanced excellence in the way they run their operations, address clients needs through service offerings, manage their client relationships and manage their human capital, neoIT looked at a combination of factors including size, profitability, a multishore presence, demonstrated capabilities and staff training or certifications. Each of these areas is essential for a world-class service provider, but what distinguishes GS100 companies is their ability to effectively integrate and combine these capabilities to create value for their clients and stakeholders.

For most companies planning to tap the global-labor supply, the impetus is usually cost savings or an operational expansion into a new global market. As you might expect, the vast majority of companies prefer to outsource rather than invest in an offshore-delivery center with high fixed costs, tax and liability issues. Yet, even for resource-rich companies, tracking the burgeoning world market for business and technology service providers is a complicated and expensive undertaking.