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EXHIBIT 10.4

                              ENGAGEMENT AGREEMENT

                                  March 1, 2004

SRINI CHARI
100 WOODCREST DRIVE
DANBURY, CT 06810

         In  consideration of the premises and the mutual promises and covenants
contained herein and for other good and valuable consideration,  TURBOWORX, INC.
(the "Company") and you agree as follows:

         1.  POSITION AND RESPONSIBILITIES.

         1.1 The Company  will  engage  you,  and you agree to be engaged by and
serve the Company, as an officer of the Company. You will have the title of Vice
President  and General  Manager,  Solutions,  reporting to the  President of the
Company. As Vice President and General Manager, Solutions, your responsibilities
will include working with senior management and other appropriate members of the
TurboWorx  team to: (1)  Coordinate  and manage  all  activities  related to the
development  and  support  of  the  Company's   products,   including   software
development,  quality assurance,  and product support; (2) Establish,  grow, and
manage  a  professional   services  business   including   consulting,   product
customization,  installation,  and training,  and pilot projects; (3) Expand the
Company's business to address technical computing  opportunities in new vertical
industries in addition to the Life  Sciences;  (4) Plan and implement  corporate
strategy; (5) Participate in corporate and product marketing activities; and (6)
Perform  such  other  services  as may be  requested  from  time  to time by the
President  or the Board of Directors  of the  Company.  You will  perform  these
duties in Shelton,  Connecticut or such other place as you and the Company shall
mutually agree.

         1.2 From the date  hereof  through the end of the  Engagement  Term (as
hereinafter  defined),  you will, to the best of your ability,  devote your full
time and best efforts to the  performance  of your duties  hereunder  and to the
business and affairs of the Company  subject to your  involvement  in activities
permitted by Section 5 hereof.

         1.3 As a condition  of your  engagement  by the  Company,  you agree to
become a formal  employee  of ADP  TotalSource,  Inc.  a  professional  employee
organization with whom the Company has contracted to provide contract  employees
and human resources  services.  ADP  TotalSource  will be your sole employer and
will  assign  you to work at  TurboWorx  subject  the  terms of this  agreement.
TurboWorx will be responsible  for all  professional  aspects of your service as
Vice President and General  Manager,  Solutions,  including  without  limitation
direction of your activities  (including adherence to TurboWorx policies related
to your job), evaluation of your performance,  and determination of compensation
levels. ADP TotalSource will be solely responsible for all other duties normally
taken  on by an  employer,  including  without  limitation

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payment of salary, provision of benefits coverages, and compliance with standard
employment policies and applicable Federal and state laws relating to employment
and the workplace.  Notwithstanding your relationship with ADP TotalSource,  all
references to "engagement" or "service" or similar or related terms herein shall
refer to your relationship with the Company.

         2.  TERM AND TERMINATION.

         2.1 The term of your  engagement  with  the  Company  (the  "Engagement
Term") shall be one (1) year (the  "Initial  Term")  commencing on March 1, 2004
plus  any  extensions   thereof,   provided  that  the  Engagement   Term  shall
automatically  terminate  upon your death and may be  terminated  at any time as
provided in Section 2.2. At the close of the Initial Term, the  Engagement  Term
shall be  automatically  extended for a one (1) year period and thereafter shall
be  automatically  extended  at the  end of  each  one (1)  year  period  for an
additional one (1) year period unless earlier  terminated in accordance with the
terms  hereof,  and unless  either you or the Company  shall have given  written
notice to the other of a desire that such automatic  extension not occur,  which
notice  shall have been given no later than  thirty  days (30) days prior to the
end of the then  current  period.  If either  party gives such notice and absent
earlier  termination in accordance  with the terms hereof,  the last day of your
engagement shall be the last day of the Engagement Term.

         2.2 The  Company  shall  have  the  right,  on  written  notice  to you
specifying the applicable subsection below, to terminate your engagement:

                  (a) immediately for Cause (as defined in Section 2.4), or

                  (b) subject to Section 2.6 hereof,  in the event of your death
                  or disability which, in the reasonable opinion of the Board of
                  Directors, renders you unable or incompetent to carry out your
                  duties,  responsibilities,  and  assignments  with or  without
                  reasonable  accommodation  for a  period  of one  hundred  and
                  twenty (120) consecutive days; or

                  (c) subject to Section 2.6 hereof, immediately without Cause.

         2.3 You shall have the  right,  on written  notice to the  Company,  to
terminate  your  engagement  if you "resign for just cause,"  which shall mean a
resignation  of your  engagement as a direct result of (a) a material  breach by
the Company of its  obligations to you under this  Agreement,  provided that, if
such breach is capable of remedy,  a written  notice  within  sixty (60) days of
such breach and  opportunity  to cure such breach  shall be afforded the Company
and,  in such event,  just cause  shall exist if the Company  shall fail to cure
such breach  within a reasonable  period of time not to exceed  thirty (30) days
after receipt of such notice; or (b) a significant  modification by the Board of
Directors of your duties or authority  (except in connection  with a termination
pursuant to Section 2.2(a) or Section 2.2(b)). You shall also have the right, on
not less than thirty (30) days prior written notice to the Company, to terminate
your  engagement  without  just  cause;  provided  that such  termination  shall
constitute  a  forfeiture  of  any  severance  benefits  otherwise  due  to  you
hereunder.

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         2.4 The  term  "Cause"  shall  mean:  (a)  your  continued  failure  to
substantially  perform  your  duties  hereunder  (other  than any  such  failure
resulting from your  incapacity  due to physical or mental  illness) or any such
actual or anticipated  failure;  (b) your willful engagement in misconduct which
is materially  injurious to the Company's business or reputation,  monetarily or
otherwise;  (c) your violation of any material  provision of this Agreement;  or
(d) your conviction of an act of fraud,  embezzlement or another crime involving
moral  turpitude,  in any such case either (x)  involving the Company or (y) not
involving  the Company  but which,  in the opinion of a majority of the Board of
Directors  (other than you, if you are a Director),  is materially  injurious to
the  Company's  business  or  reputation.  You  shall not be deemed to have been
terminated  for Cause unless (1) prior written  notice has been delivered to you
setting  forth the reasons for the  Company's  intention to terminate for Cause,
and (2) a period of twenty (20) days has elapsed  since  delivery of such notice
during  which  you  were  afforded  an  opportunity  to cure  to the  reasonable
satisfaction  of a majority  of the Board of  Directors  (other  than  you),  if
capable of remedy,  the reasons for the  Company's  intention to  terminate  for
Cause.

         2.5 If you are  terminated  for Cause or your  engagement is terminated
due to death or  disability  pursuant to Section  2.2(b) or you resign for other
than just cause, neither the Company nor any affiliate of the Company shall have
any  further  obligation  to you or your  personal  representatives  under  this
Agreement,  except for salary and bonus earned  hereunder and unpaid at the date
of termination,  any other payments due under applicable law, and reimbursements
of permitted  business  expenses in accordance with Company policy. On or before
the date of termination of your engagement,  you shall return to the Company all
records  and other  personal  property  of the  Company  in your  possession  or
control, including all confidential,  proprietary or trade secret information of
the Company and its subsidiaries and affiliates.

         2.6 If the  Company  terminates  your  engagement  without  Cause under
Section  2.2(c) or you resign for just  cause  under  Section  2.3  hereof,  the
Company shall pay to you an amount equal to the aggregate  amount paid to you in
Base Salary (as  hereinafter  defined) during the three (3) months prior to such
termination, less applicable taxes and withholding (the "Severance Payment"), in
the manner and subject to the terms and conditions as hereinafter provided,  and
the Company shall arrange to provide to you during such period medical,  dental,
life and disability insurance benefits on the same basis as they would have been
provided  to you had your  engagement  not been  terminated  (collectively,  the
"Severance Benefits"). The Severance Payment shall be payable in installments on
such date or dates on which  Base  Salary  would  have been paid to you had your
engagement not been terminated.

         Notwithstanding  anything herein to the contrary,  the Company,  in its
sole  discretion,  may require that as a condition of eligibility for payment of
the Severance  Payment and Severance  Benefits as described in this Section 2.6,
you shall have  signed a release in the form  specified  by the Company and such
release shall be effective in accordance with its terms. Your failure or refusal
to sign such a release or the revocation by you of such a release, to the extent
permitted  by its terms,  shall  disqualify  you from  receiving  the  Severance
Payment and Severance  Benefits  hereunder,  and you shall instead  receive such
other  severance  benefits,  if any, as the Company shall  determine in its sole
discretion.  If you file a lawsuit,  charge,  complaint or other claim asserting
any claim or demand within the scope of any such release,  the Company,  whether
or not such claim is valid,  shall retain all rights and benefits of the release
and, in addition,  shall be

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entitled to cancel any and all future  obligations of the release and recoup the
value of all severance  payments and benefits paid hereunder,  together with the
Company's costs.

         2.7 In the event of the  termination of your  engagement by the Company
within one (1) year following a "change in control" of the Company (including if
you  "resign  for just cause" as defined in Section 2.3 during such one (1) year
period),  you will be entitled to any bonuses for the then  current  fiscal year
under any bonus plans then in effect as if fully earned.  Benefits payable under
this  Section  2.7 upon a change in control  may subject you to an excise tax as
"excess  parachute  payments" under Section 280G of the Internal Revenue Code of
1986, as amended.  The Company will reimburse you for all excise taxes paid, but
the  reimbursement  will  constitute  an excess  parachute  payment  and will be
subject to further  excise tax.  Such further  excise tax will  trigger  further
reimbursement  by the  Company.  For  purposes of this Section 2.7, a "change in
control" of the Company shall include (i) a sale of all or substantially  all of
the assets or  business  of the  Company;  (ii) a sale or other  transfer by the
shareholders  of the  Company  to a single  entity or  person  (or to a group of
entities  or  persons  acting  in  concert),  in  one  or a  series  of  related
transactions,  of more than fifty percent (50%) of the outstanding shares of the
capital  stock of the Company  entitled to vote for the  election of  directors,
(including  securities  convertible into such voting shares of the Company);  or
(iii) a merger or  consolidation of the Company into or with any other entity or
entities if, as a result  thereof,  more than fifty  percent (50%) of the voting
shares of the entity  surviving such merger or  consolidation is held by persons
or entities which are not shareholders of the Company  immediately prior to such
event.

         3.  COMPENSATION.

         3.1 BASE SALARY.  The Company  shall arrange for you to receive for the
services to be rendered  hereunder  a Base Salary  ("Base  Salary") at an annual
rate of One hundred  sixty  thousand  dollars  ($160,000),  subject to customary
withholding  for  federal,  state  and  local  taxes as may be  required  by ADP
TotalSource.  Such Base Salary shall be payable  periodically in conformity with
the prevailing practice of ADP TotalSource or the Company as such practice shall
be established or modified from time to time.  Such Base Salary shall be subject
to increase  from time to time to take into account  appropriate  cost of living
adjustments and general compensation increases based on performance.

         3.2 BONUS.  The  Company  shall  also pay you an annual  bonus of up to
twenty-five thousand ($25,000) per year based on targets to be determined by the
Board of Directors.  In its sole discretion,  the Company may arrange for you to
receive  other  bonus or  incentive  compensation  based on such  factors as the
Company deems appropriate.

         3.3 EQUITY.  From time to time, and subject to approval of the Board of
Directors and to the terms of the Company's 2000 Stock Option Plan or such other
stock plan as may then be in effect,  the Company  will grant you stock  options
for shares of the Company's common stock.

         (a) Your  initial  option grant shall be for that number of shares that
         equals the result of multiplying 0.03 (the "Fraction")  times the total
         number of  outstanding  securities  of the Company as of  December  31,
         2003, calculated on a Fully Diluted Basis. Twenty-five percent (25%) of
         your initial option grant shall vest as of March 31, 2004.  Thereafter,
         one-forty-eighth  (1/48)  of the  grant  (approximately  2.083%  of the
         options) shall vest on

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         the final day of each  subsequent  month of your engagement so that all
         options in your  initial  grant  shall have  vested by March 31,  2007.
         (Should your engagement be terminated for any reason before all options
         have vested, any unvested options would be forfeited.)

         (b) As of June 30, 2004, and as of the end of each subsequent  calendar
         quarter,  the  Company  shall  grant you options for a number of shares
         that  equals the result of  multiplying  the  Fraction  times the total
         number of  outstanding  securities of the Company as of the end of such
         quarter,  calculated  on a Fully  Diluted  Basis,  reduced by the total
         number  of  options  already  granted  to you  under  the terms of this
         Agreement.  The options granted under this Subsection 3.3(b) shall vest
         evenly  (1/48 of the  options on the final day of each  month) over the
         48-month  period  following  the  date  of  the  grant.   (Should  your
         engagement be terminated for any reason before all options have vested,
         any unvested options would be forfeited.)

         (c) Notwithstanding the other terms of this Paragraph 3.3, in the event
         of the  termination  of your  engagement by the Company  within one (1)
         year  following  a "change  in  control"  of the  Company as defined in
         Section  2.7  (including  if you  "resign for just cause" as defined in
         Section 2.3 during such one (1) year period),  all granted but unvested
         options shall immediately  become fully vested,  and, in addition,  the
         Company  shall  grant you fully  vested  options for a number of shares
         that  equals the result of  multiplying  the  Fraction  times the total
         number  of  outstanding  securities  of the  Company  as of the date of
         termination,  calculated on a Fully Diluted Basis, reduced by the total
         number  of  options  already  granted  to you  under  the terms of this
         Agreement.

         3.4 BUSINESS  EXPENSES.  You shall be entitled to be reimbursed for all
reasonable  expenses  incurred in connection with the performance of your duties
hereunder  provided  that you shall,  as a condition  of  reimbursement,  submit
verification  of the nature and amount of such expenses in  accordance  with the
reimbursement policy from time to time adopted by the Company.

         4.  OTHER BENEFITS.

         4.1 VACATION.  You shall be entitled to vacation in accordance with the
vacation policy of the Company,  as the same may be in effect from time to time,
without loss of  compensation  or other benefits to which you are entitled under
this  Agreement,  to be  taken  at  such  times  as you may  reasonably  select.
Initially, you shall be entitled to fifteen (15) days of vacation per year.

         4.2 OTHER BENEFIT  PROGRAMS.  The Company will provide to you all other
benefits generally  available to those serving in equivalent  positions,  as the
same may be in effect from time to time.

         5.       OTHER ACTIVITIES DURING YOUR ENGAGEMENT WITH THE COMPANY.

         5.1 Except with the prior  written  consent of the  Company's  Board of
Directors, you will not during the term of this Agreement undertake or engage in
any other  employment  or  occupation  except as permitted by Section 5.3.  This
provision shall not be deemed to preclude

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your  co-employment  relationship  with  ADP  TotalSource,  your  membership  in
professional  societies,  reasonable  service on the board or similar  governing
body of any not-for-profit organization, lecturing or the acceptance of honorary
positions,  that are in any case  incidental  to your  service for the  Company,
which are not adverse or antagonistic to or competitive  with the Company or its
subsidiaries or affiliates, their business or prospects,  financial or otherwise
and are consistent with your obligations regarding the confidential, proprietary
and trade secret  information of the Company and its subsidiaries and affiliates
pursuant to the Proprietary Information and Inventions Agreement between you and
the Company.

         5.2  Except  as  permitted  by  Section  5.3,  you will not  assume  or
participate  in,  directly  or  indirectly,  whether  as an  officer,  director,
stockholder,  partner, proprietor,  associate,  representative or otherwise, any
position or interest  adverse or antagonistic to the Company or its subsidiaries
or affiliates, their business or prospects,  financial or otherwise, or take any
action towards any of the foregoing.

         5.3 During the term of this Agreement,  except on behalf of the Company
or its  subsidiaries  or its affiliates,  you will not,  directly or indirectly,
whether as an officer, director,  stockholder,  partner, proprietor,  associate,
representative  or  otherwise,  become or be  interested  in any  other  person,
corporation,  firm,  partnership  or  other  entity  whatsoever  which  directly
competes with the Company or its subsidiaries or affiliates,  in any part of the
world,  in any line of business  engaged in (or planned to be engaged in) by the
Company  or  its   subsidiaries   or  affiliates  (or  any  successor  to  their
businesses).  With  respect to any company or  partnership  which does  directly
compete with the Company or its  subsidiaries  or  affiliates,  this Section 5.3
shall not prohibit you from owning (i) as a passive  investor only, an aggregate
of not more than one percent (1%) of the total stock or equity interests of such
company or partnership if the same are publicly traded,  or (ii) stock or equity
interests of such company or  partnership  through mutual funds or other similar
investment vehicles over which you retain no investment discretion.

         6.  POST-ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITIES.

         6.1 You understand and acknowledge  that the provisions of this Section
6 are necessary to protect the legitimate  business interests of the Company and
are fair and  reasonable  for numerous  reasons,  including  your receipt of the
specific consideration expressed in Section 3 of this Agreement. In addition, as
a result of your position  with the Company,  you have had, and will continue to
have,   access  to  significant   confidential,   proprietary  or  trade  secret
information of the Company, so that, if you were employed by a competitor of the
Company,  there  would be a  substantial  risk to the Company of your use of its
confidential,  proprietary or trade secret information.  Based on the foregoing,
for a period of twelve (12) months after the  termination of your  engagement by
the Company,  absent the Company's prior written  approval (with  concurrence by
the Board of Directors of the Company), you will not directly or indirectly:

                  (a) render any services to, or engage in any  activities  for,
         any other  person,  firm,  corporation  or business  organization  with
         respect to any product, process, technology or service, in existence or
         under  development  which  substantially  resembles or competes  with a
         product,  process,  or service of the  Company  in  existence  or under

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         development   upon   which   you   worked  or   exercised   supervisory
         responsibility at any time during your engagement by the Company;

                  (b) solicit  any person  engaged by the Company to break their
         engagement with the Company or offer or cause to be offered  employment
         to any person who was engaged by the Company at any time during the six
         (6) months prior to the termination of your engagement by the Company;

                  (c)  entice,  induce or  encourage  any person  engaged by the
         Company to engage in any  activity  which,  were it done by you,  would
         violate any provision of this Section 6; or

                  (d)  otherwise  attempt  to  interfere  with  or  disrupt  the
         business  or  activities  of  the  Company  or  its   subsidiaries   or
         affiliates.

You agree  that if you act in  violation  of this  Section 6, the number of days
that you are in  violation  will be added to the time period  specified  in this
Section 6.

         6.2 Regardless of the foregoing, the provisions of this Section 6 shall
not apply to you (i) in the event that the Company breaches any material term or
provision  hereof and has not cured such breach  within 60 days after  receiving
written  notice of the breach,  (ii) the Company  terminates  you for any reason
(other  than  Cause),  or (iii) you "resign  for just  cause" (as  described  in
Section 2.3 hereof).

         7.  REMEDIES.  Your  duties  under  Section  6, if any,  shall  survive
termination of your  engagement by the Company.  You  acknowledge and agree that
any breach by you of any of the provisions of Section 6.1 of this Agreement will
result in irreparable and continuing  damage to the Company and that a remedy at
law for any breach or threatened  breach by you of the provisions of Section 6.1
would be inadequate,  and you therefore agree that the Company shall be entitled
to temporary,  preliminary and permanent  injunctive  relief in case of any such
breach or  threatened  breach.  The  prevailing  party in an action  under  this
Agreement  shall be  entitled  to  recover  its  costs and  expenses,  including
attorneys'  fees.  Nothing in this Agreement  shall be construed to prohibit the
Company from pursuing any other remedy available to it at law or in equity,  the
parties having agreed that all remedies are cumulative.

         8.   MISCELLANEOUS.

         8.1  ASSIGNMENT.  This Agreement and the rights and  obligations of the
parties  hereto  shall  bind  and  inure  to the  benefit  of any  successor  or
successors of the Company by  reorganization,  merger or  consolidation  and any
assignee of all or  substantially  all of its  business  and  properties  or the
business or  properties of the Company or any  subsidiary  or division  thereof,
but,  except as to any such  successor or assignee of the Company,  neither this
Agreement nor any rights or benefits hereunder may be assigned by the Company or
you.

         8.2 INTERPRETATION. In case any one or more of the provisions contained
in this  Agreement  shall,  for any reason,  be held to be  invalid,  illegal or
unenforceable in any respect,  such invalidity,  illegality or  unenforceability
shall not affect the other provisions of this

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Agreement.  If  moreover,  any one or more of the  provisions  contained in this
Agreement  shall for any reason be held to be excessively  broad as to duration,
geographical  scope,  activity or subject,  the parties  expressly  agree that a
court may rewrite  and modify such  provisions  so as to be  enforceable  to the
fullest extent compatible with the applicable law as it shall then appear.

         8.3 NOTICES. All notices,  consents,  waivers, and other communications
under this  Agreement  must be in  writing  and will be deemed to have been duly
given when (a) delivered by hand (with  written  confirmation  of receipt),  (b)
sent by facsimile (with written  confirmation of receipt),  provided that a copy
is mailed by registered mail, return receipt requested,  or (c) when received by
the addressee,  if sent by a nationally  recognized  overnight  delivery service
(receipt  requested),  in each case to the  appropriate  addresses and facsimile
numbers set forth below (or to such other  addresses and facsimile  numbers as a
party may designate by notice to the other parties):

         If to the Company:                 TurboWorx, Inc.
                                            3 Enterprise Drive, Suite 401
                                            Shelton, CT 06484
                                            Attention:  CEO

         If to you:                         Srini Chari
                                            100 Woodcrest Drive
                                            Danbury, CT 06810

         8.4 WAIVERS. If either party shall waive any breach of any provision of
this  Agreement,  he or it shall  not  thereby  be  deemed  to have  waived  any
preceding  or  succeeding  breach  of the same or any  other  provision  of this
Agreement.

         8.5  HEADINGS.  The  headings of the  sections  hereof are inserted for
convenience  only and shall not be deemed to  constitute  a part  hereof  nor to
affect the meaning hereof.

         8.6 APPLICABLE  LAW. This Agreement  shall be governed by and construed
(both as to validity and  performance)  and enforced in accordance with the laws
of the State of  Connecticut  applicable to agreements  made and to be performed
wholly  within such  jurisdiction.  The  Company  and you hereby  agree that the
courts of the State of  Connecticut  located  in the County of New Haven and the
United States  District  Court for the District of  Connecticut  each shall have
personal  jurisdiction  and proper venue with respect to any dispute between the
Company and you.

         8.7 COMPLETE AGREEMENT;  AMENDMENTS;  PRIOR AGREEMENTS.  The foregoing,
together  with  the  Proprietary   Information  and  Inventions  Agreement  (the
"Inventions  Agreement") between you and the Company, is the entire agreement of
the parties  with respect to the subject  matter  hereof and may not be amended,
supplemented,  canceled or discharged except by written  instrument  executed by
both parties hereto.  In the event of a conflict  between the provisions of this
Agreement and the Inventions  Agreement,  the provisions of this Agreement shall
control.

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         8.8 COUNTERPARTS.  This Agreement may be executed in counterparts, each
of which when so executed and delivered shall constitute a complete and original
instrument  but  all of  which  together  shall  constitute  one  and  the  same
agreement,  and it shall not be necessary when making proof of this Agreement or
any counterpart thereof to account for any other counterpart.

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         If you are in  agreement  with the  foregoing,  please so  indicate  by
signing and returning the enclosed copy of this letter.

                                                       TURBOWORX, INC.

                                                       By: _____________________
                                                       Name:
                                                       Title:

ACCEPTED AND AGREED:

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         Srini Chari

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                            BUNDLED SOFTWARE LICENSE

                                    AGREEMENT

                                       BY

                                       AND

                                     BETWEEN

                             HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY

                                       AND

                                 TURBOWORX, INC.

                                      DATED

                                 1 NOVEMBER 2004

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                       BUNDLED SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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DEFINITIONS ...................................................................1
         1.1      "Program"....................................................1
         1.2      "Enhancements"...............................................1
         1.3      "Documentation"..............................................1
         1.4      "Complete Copy"..............................................1
         1.5      "HP Product(s)"..............................................1
         1.6      "Subsidiaries"...............................................1

DELIVERY AND ACCEPTANCE........................................................1
         2.1      DELIVERY.....................................................1
         2.2      ACCEPTANCE...................................................2
         2.3      ENHANCEMENTS.................................................2

RIGHTS GRANTED AND RESTRICTIONS................................................2
         3.1      LICENSE TO THE PROGRAM.......................................2
         3.2      LICENSE TO THE DOCUMENTATION.................................2
         3.3      LICENSE TO PHOTOGRAPH (MARKETING MATERIALS)..................3
         3.4      RESTRICTIONS.................................................3
         3.5      LOCALIZED VERSIONS...........................................3
         3.6      TRADEMARKS...................................................3
         3.7      OWNERSHIP....................................................3
         3.8      COPYRIGHT NOTICES............................................4
         3.9      SOFTWARE LICENSE TERMS.......................................4

PROGRAM MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT................................................4
         4.1      MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT......................................4
         4.2      TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND TRAINING............................4
         4.3      NEW HP PRODUCTS..............................................4
         4.4      HP PROPOSED ENHANCEMENTS.....................................4
         4.5      ESCROW AGREEMENT.............................................5

PAYMENT .......................................................................5
         5.1      PAYMENT......................................................5
         5.2      AUDIT........................................................5
         5.3      FEE WARRANTY.................................................5
         5.4      TAXES........................................................5

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6.       WARRANTY AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION.........................5
         6.1      GENERAL WARRANTY.............................................6
         6.2      PROGRAM WARRANTY.............................................6
         6.3      YEAR 2000 COMPLIANCE WARRANTY................................6
         6.4      NO INFRINGEMENT..............................................6
         6.5      INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION.............................6
         6.6      WARRANTY DISCLAIMER..........................................7

TERM AND TERMINATION...........................................................7
         7.1      TERM.........................................................7
         7.2      TERMINATION FOR BREACH.......................................7
         7.3      EFFECT OF TERMINATION........................................7
         7.4      SURVIVAL.....................................................8

LIMITATION OF LIABILITY........................................................8

CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION.......................................................8
         9.1      THE PROGRAM..................................................8
         9.2      CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION.....................................8
         9.3      PROTECTION OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION.......................8

MISCELLANEOUS CLAUSES..........................................................9
         10.1     NOTICES......................................................9
         10.2     EXHIBITS.....................................................9
         10.3     INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS......................................9
         10.4     ASSIGNMENT...................................................9
         10.5     NO WAIVER....................................................9
         10.6     EXPORT CONTROL...............................................9
         10.7     DEFINITION OF DAYS..........................................10
         10.8     HEADINGS....................................................10
         10.9     NO PUBLICATION..............................................10
         10.10    SEVERABILITY................................................10
         10.11    NON-RESTRICTIVE RELATIONSHIP................................10
         10.12    ENTIRE AGREEMENT............................................10
         10.13    GOVERNING LAW...............................................10
         10.14    COUNTERPARTS................................................10

EXHIBIT A
         LICENSED PROGRAM.....................................................12

EXHIBIT B         PRICING.....................................................13

EXHIBIT C-1
         MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT..............................................14

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EXHIBIT C-2
         MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT..............................................16

EXHIBIT D

         ACCOUNT/RELATIONSHIP MANAGERS........................................31
         DESIGNATED RECIPIENT FOR NOTICE......................................31

EXHIBIT E         ESCROW AGREEMENT............................................32

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                       BUNDLED SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT

THIS BUNDLED SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT (this "Agreement") is made as of 1
November 2004 by and between HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY, a Delaware Corporation and
its Subsidiaries, divisions and affiliates ("HP"), and TurboWorx, Inc., a
Connecticut corporation ("Licensor").

         The parties hereby agree as follows:

1.       DEFINITIONS

         1.1.     "PROGRAM" means Licensor's software program(s) listed and
                  described in EXHIBIT A hereto, including all Enhancements and
                  localized versions thereto as further set forth below.

         1.2.     "ENHANCEMENTS" mean all bug fixes, error corrections, updates,
                  modifications, new features, new functionalities, upgrades or
                  versions of the Program or Documentation.

         1.3.     "DOCUMENTATION" means the manuals and other documentation that
                  Licensor ordinarily makes available with a Program and any
                  other documentation and information regarding the Program
                  which HP reasonably requests for evaluation and use of the
                  Program as contemplated herein, including those items listed
                  and described in EXHIBIT A hereto.

         1.4.     "COMPLETE COPY" of a Program includes (i) a master copy of the
                  Program in object code form (as specified on EXHIBIT A hereto)
                  on the media described on EXHIBIT A that satisfies all
                  functional specifications set forth in the Documentation, and
                  (ii) all Documentation and technical manuals for the Program
                  in the form(s) and on the media described in EXHIBIT A.

         1.5.     "HP PRODUCT(S)" means any HP product, in all its supported
                  configurations and with all associated peripherals.

         1.6.     "SUBSIDIARIES" will mean an entity controlled by or under
                  common control with a party to this Agreement, through
                  ownership or control of more than fifty percent (50% ) of the
                  voting power of the shares or other means of ownership or
                  control, provided that such control continues to exist.

2.       DELIVERY AND ACCEPTANCE

         2.1.     DELIVERY. Licensor agrees to deliver to HP a Complete Copy of
                  each Program listed in EXHIBIT A no later than ten (10) days
                  after the execution of this

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                  Agreement.

         2.2.     ACCEPTANCE. HP will have thirty (30) days from the date of
                  receipt of a Complete Copy of the Program to evaluate the
                  Program for conformity with specifications, and either accept,
                  return for rework, or reject the Program. HP will be entitled
                  to test and evaluate any Program by whatever means it deems
                  appropriate consistent with Licensor's rights in the Program,
                  and Licensor hereby grants to HP any licenses necessary for HP
                  to perform its evaluation. Such licenses will include the
                  right of HP to use third party subcontractors to achieve the
                  foregoing. If HP returns a Program for rework, Licensor agrees
                  to correct the listed defects and resubmit the Program for
                  re-evaluation under the same acceptance procedure. In the
                  event HP rejects a Program, it will give Licensor written
                  notice of rejection stating the reasons for its
                  unacceptability, and this Agreement will terminate with
                  respect to that Program. No payment will be payable to
                  Licensor unless the Program has been accepted by HP in writing
                  or HP fails to reject the Program within such 30-day period.

         2.3.     ENHANCEMENTS. Licensor agrees to deliver to HP a Complete Copy
                  of any Enhancement within five (5) days of its release to
                  manufacturing by Licensor. HP will have the right to test and
                  evaluate the Enhancement under the acceptance procedure
                  described above.

3.       RIGHTS GRANTED AND RESTRICTIONS

         3.1.     LICENSE TO THE PROGRAM. Licensor hereby grants to HP, under
                  Licensor's intellectual property rights, a non-exclusive,
                  worldwide license to use, reproduce, display, distribute,
                  import and disclose the Program in object code format for use
                  in conjunction with an HP Product. Such use limitation will
                  not apply in the case of Enhancements for distribution to
                  customers for support and maintenance purposes. Such license
                  will include the right of HP to sublicense distributors,
                  resellers, and other third parties to achieve the foregoing.

         3.2.     LICENSE TO THE DOCUMENTATION. Licensor hereby grants to HP,
                  under Licensor's intellectual property rights, a
                  non-exclusive, worldwide license to use, reproduce, display,
                  translate, import, disclose, distribute, modify and prepare
                  derivative works or compilations of: (a) the Documentation;
                  and (b) modifications, derivative works and compilations based
                  upon the Documentation for use with a Program. These rights
                  are exercisable in any medium. Such license will include the
                  right of HP to sublicense distributors, resellers, and other
                  third parties to achieve the foregoing. The right to modify
                  and prepare derivative works and compilations is granted
                  solely for the purposes of combining Documentation of more
                  than one program, condensing Documentation, and formatting and
                  preparing Documentation for user accessibility.

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         3.3.     LICENSE TO PHOTOGRAPH (MARKETING MATERIALS). Licensor hereby
                  grants to HP, under Licensor's intellectual property rights, a
                  non-exclusive, worldwide license to capture visual images of
                  the Program screen displays and packaging, the Documentation
                  and the CD-ROM, if any, and to use, reproduce, display,
                  perform, distribute, import and modify such photographs and
                  modifications and images solely in connection with HP's
                  marketing and support of the Program and training with respect
                  to the Program. Such license will include the right of HP to
                  sublicense distributors, resellers, and other third parties to
                  achieve the foregoing.

         3.4.     RESTRICTIONS. HP will not disassemble or otherwise modify any
                  Program without written authorization from Licensor, except as
                  necessary to ascertain interfaces or as permitted by law.

         3.5.     Localized Versions.

                  3.5.1.   The licenses granted hereunder with respect to the
                           Program and associated Documentation will include all
                           localized versions thereof available from Licensor.
                           Upon the request of HP, Licensor agrees to localize
                           the Program for additional countries upon a schedule
                           to be agreed upon in good faith by the parties.

                  3.5.2.   In the event that Licensor fails to make commercially
                           available such a localized version of the Program
                           under the schedule agreed upon, then Licensor hereby
                           grants to HP, on terms to be reasonably agreed upon
                           in good faith; a non-exclusive license to modify the
                           Program in order to localize the Program; and the
                           exclusive, worldwide right to use, reproduce, display
                           and distribute such localized versions developed by
                           HP, in object code form, to end users directly or
                           through HP's third party channels of distribution. HP
                           may subcontract its localization efforts, subject to
                           confidentiality restrictions reasonably satisfactory
                           to Licensor. Under such license, Licensor will
                           provide HP with reasonable technical assistance, all
                           necessary source code of the Program and any related
                           compilers, utilities, listings or other materials
                           necessary for HP to create a localized version of the
                           Program, which source code HP agrees to treat as
                           Confidential Information of Licensor under Section 10
                           herein for a period of ten (10) years from the date
                           of receipt.

         3.6.     TRADEMARKS. Neither party is granted any ownership in or
                  license to the trademarks, marks or trade names (collectively,
                  "Marks") of the other party. Notwithstanding the foregoing,
                  Licensor acknowledges that HP may use Licensor's name and the
                  name of the Program in the course of marketing and
                  distributing such Program as bundled with the HP Product.

         3.7.     OWNERSHIP. Subject to the rights and licenses granted to HP
                  hereunder, Licensor

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                  retains all right, title and interest in the Programs and
                  Documentation, including all copyrights.

         3.8.     COPYRIGHT NOTICES. HP agrees that it will not remove any
                  copyright notices, proprietary markings, trademarks or
                  tradenames of Licensor from the Program or Documentation.
                  Licensor and HP agree that a second HP copyright notice in
                  HP's standard copyright notice form may be added to any
                  authorized HP modification.

         3.9.     SOFTWARE LICENSE TERMS. HP will be entitled to use its then
                  current standard form software license terms for marketing and
                  licensing the Programs under this Agreement.

4.       PROGRAM MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT

         4.1.     Maintenance and Support.

                  4.1.1.   Licensor agrees to provide HP and its customers with
                           ongoing maintenance and support for the Program as
                           set forth in EXHIBIT C hereto. Licensor agrees to
                           maintain such number of qualified personnel as is
                           necessary to provide such timely and knowledgeable
                           maintenance and support service.

                  4.1.2.   Notwithstanding any termination of this Agreement,
                           Licensor agrees to maintain and support the Program
                           distributed by HP for at least five (5) years after
                           such Program is last made available to HP for
                           distribution hereunder.

         4.2.     TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND TRAINING. Licensor agrees to provide
                  to HP such technical assistance and training to HP personnel
                  as may be reasonably requested in order for HP to use, copy
                  and distribute the Program as contemplated herein.

         4.3.     NEW HP PRODUCTS. The parties intend that during the term of
                  this Agreement, the Program will be compatible with future
                  releases and revisions of the HP Products, including new or
                  revised versions of the operating systems for the HP Products,
                  provided that such new HP Products support the Program. Upon
                  request by HP, Licensor agrees to use its best efforts to
                  provide HP, at no additional charge, with the Program adapted
                  for use with such new HP Products within ninety (90) days
                  after notification from HP, provided that HP makes available
                  to Licensor such hardware and software reasonably necessary
                  for Licensor to develop and qualify such adapted Program.

         4.4.     HP PROPOSED ENHANCEMENTS. HP may from time to time request
                  significant functionality enhancements to a Program. If
                  Licensor, in its sole and absolute discretion, agrees to
                  develop any such enhancements, the parties will enter into a

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                  mutually agreeable written enhancement proposal setting forth
                  the terms and conditions of the development of such
                  enhancements, which may provide for additional payments by HP
                  to Licensor. The fee for any such enhancements will be at the
                  rates Licensor charges its most favored customers for similar
                  work. Prior to commencing work, Licensor will provide HP with
                  a written estimate of the total fee for the proposed
                  enhancement and the final fee will not exceed the estimate by
                  more than fifteen percent (15%) unless mutually agreed to by
                  HP and Licensor in writing.

         4.5.     ESCROW AGREEMENT. At HP's request, Licensor agrees to enter
                  into a source code escrow agreement, substantially in the form
                  attached hereto as EXHIBIT E, with HP and an independent
                  escrow agent as may be mutually agreed upon. HP and Licensor
                  agree to share equally in the escrow fees payable to maintain
                  such escrow account.

5.       PAYMENT

         5.1.     PAYMENT. HP agrees to pay Licensor according to EXHIBIT B.

         5.2.     AUDIT. Upon fifteen (15) days prior written notice to HP,
                  Licensor may, at its own expense, appoint a nationally
                  recognized independent auditor, to whom HP has no reasonable
                  objection, to audit and examine such records at HP's offices
                  during normal business hours, solely for the purpose of
                  confirming the accuracy of royalty payments hereunder. Such
                  audit may be made no more often than once every twelve (12)
                  calendar month period. In the event that an audit reveals an
                  overpayment by HP, Licensor agrees to promptly refund or
                  credit HP for such overpaid amount. In the event that such
                  audit reveals an underpayment by HP, HP agrees to promptly pay
                  Licensor the amount of such underpayment. This right of audit
                  will be subject to Licensor's auditor executing HP's standard
                  Confidential Disclosure Agreement.

         5.3.     FEE WARRANTY. Licensor warrants that the amounts payable
                  hereunder by HP are no greater than those for any other
                  licensee for similar quantities of those software programs on
                  similar non-HP hardware that correspond to the Program under
                  this Agreement, and Licensor agrees to retroactively pass on
                  to HP the lowest rate or price it has given to any other
                  licensee, commencing effectively on the date it so grants the
                  lower rate or price to any other licensee.

         5.4.     TAXES. Licensor will be solely responsible for taxes on
                  amounts paid to Licensor by HP under this Agreement, including
                  all state and local use, sales, withholding, property (ad
                  valorem) and similar taxes.

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6.       WARRANTY AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION

         6.1.     GENERAL WARRANTY. Licensor warrants that it has full power and
                  authority to grant HP the rights granted herein and that each
                  Program and accompanying Documentation are free of any and all
                  restrictions, settlements, judgments or adverse claims.

         6.2.     PROGRAM WARRANTY. Licensor warrants that the Program referred
                  to herein will operate in accordance with and substantially
                  conform to the Documentation, manuals, any specifications
                  provided or agreed to, and any relevant data sheet or
                  promotional literature distributed by Licensor.

         6.3.     YEAR 2000 COMPLIANCE WARRANTY. Licensor warrants that all
                  Programs will be "Year 2000 Compliant." Year 2000 Compliant
                  Programs will perform without error, loss of data, or loss of
                  functionality on account of any inability to process,
                  calculate, compare or sequence date data accurately. In
                  addition, Year 2000 Compliant Programs will not cause any HP
                  Products in which they may be used to fail in any of the ways
                  described above. This Year 2000 Compliance warranty will
                  remain in effect through December 31, 2000, notwithstanding
                  any other warranty period specified in this Agreement.

         6.4.     NO INFRINGEMENT. Licensor warrants that the Program,
                  accompanying Documentation, trademarks, copyrights and trade
                  names referred to in this Agreement do not violate or infringe
                  any patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret or other
                  proprietary right of any third party and that Licensor is not
                  aware of any facts upon which such a claim for infringement
                  could be based. Licensor will promptly notify HP if it becomes
                  aware of any claim or any facts upon which a claim could be
                  based.

         6.5.     Intellectual Property Protection.

                  6.5.1.   Licensor will, at HP's option, defend and hold
                           harmless HP, its subsidiaries, and customers from any
                           claim, suit, or proceeding alleging that the Program,
                           or any combination of the Program with an HP Product,
                           or any documentation, or any part thereof, or any
                           product provided as part of Licensor's support
                           services furnished by Licensor under this Agreement
                           constitutes an infringement of any third party's
                           patent, copyright, trademark, trade name, other
                           proprietary right, or unauthorized trade secret use.
                           Licensor agrees to pay all damages and costs awarded
                           with respect to such claim or agreed to in any
                           settlement of that claim.

                  6.5.2.   In case any Program or Documentation or any part
                           thereof in such suit is held to constitute an
                           infringement and its use is enjoined, Licensor will,
                           at its own expense and at its option (i) procure for
                           HP and its customers the right to continue use, or
                           (ii) if applicable, replace the same with a
                           noninfringing program and documentation of equivalent
                           function and

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                           performance, or (iii) modify them so they become
                           noninfringing without detracting from function or
                           performance.

                  6.5.3.   HP will give Licensor prompt notice of any such claim
                           or action, and will give Licensor the authority,
                           information, and reasonable assistance (at Licensor's
                           expense) necessary to defend. If Licensor does not
                           diligently pursue resolution of the claim nor provide
                           HP with reasonable assurances that it will diligently
                           pursue resolution, then HP may, without in any way
                           limiting its other rights and remedies, defend the
                           claim.

                  6.5.4.   Notwithstanding the foregoing, Licensor will have no
                           responsibility for claims arising solely and directly
                           from (i) unauthorized modifications of the Program
                           made by HP if such claim would not have arisen but
                           for such modifications, or (ii) unauthorized
                           combination or use of the Program with products not
                           contemplated herein if such claim would not have
                           arisen but for such combination or use.

                  6.5.5.   THIS SECTION 6.5 STATES THE ENTIRE LIABILITY OF
                           LICENSOR WITH RESPECT TO ANY CLAIM OF INFRINGEMENT OF
                           INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS BY THE PROGRAMS OR
                           DOCUMENTATION.

         6.6.     WARRANTY DISCLAIMER. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED HEREIN,
                  LICENSOR MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,
                  REGARDING THE PROGRAM, ITS MERCHANTABILITY OR ITS FITNESS FOR
                  ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

7.       TERM AND TERMINATION

         7.1.     TERM. Unless otherwise terminated earlier under this Section
                  7, this Agreement will commence as of the date first set forth
                  above, and will continue for 12 months thereafter. This
                  Agreement will renew automatically for additional one (1) year
                  periods unless written notice is given by one party to the
                  other as to its intention not to renew this Agreement at least
                  sixty (60) days prior to the end of the initial or any
                  subsequent term.

         7.2.     TERMINATION FOR BREACH. Either party may terminate this
                  Agreement by written notice to the other party if the other
                  party breaches any material provision of this Agreement and
                  such breach is not cured within thirty (30) days after written
                  notice thereof is received by the breaching party.

         7.3.     EFFECT OF TERMINATION. Notwithstanding any termination of this
                  Agreement, all licenses granted to end users for use of the
                  Program will survive.

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         7.4.     SURVIVAL. Notwithstanding any termination of this Agreement,
                  the provisions of this Agreement regarding support, warranty,
                  indemnification, limitation of liability. confidentiality,
                  effect of termination and the miscellaneous provisions will
                  survive.

8.       LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

         TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, UNLESS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED
         OTHERWISE UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, NEITHER PARTY WILL BE LIABLE FOR ANY
         SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF THE OTHER (INCLUDING BUT NOT
         LIMITED TO LOSS OF PROFITS) ARISING OUT OF ANY PERFORMANCE OF THIS
         AGREEMENT OR IN FURTHERANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OR OBJECTIVES OF THIS
         AGREEMENT, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER SUCH DAMAGES ARE BASED ON TORT,
         WARRANTY, CONTRACT OR ANY OTHER LEGAL THEORY, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE
         POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. NOTWITHSTANDING THE ABOVE, LICENSOR WILL
         BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES OF ANY KIND INCLUDED IN AN AWARD OR
         SETTLEMENT OF A THIRD PARTY CLAIM UNDER SECTION 6.5 ABOVE.

9.       CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

         9.1.     THE PROGRAM. The Program in object code form and related
                  Documentation provided to HP hereunder are deemed
                  non-confidential, and HP is not under any obligation to
                  Licensor to restrict access to or use of such Programs in
                  object code form or related Documentation, provided HP
                  complies with the terms of this Agreement.

         9.2.     CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION. During the term of this Agreement,
                  either party may receive or have access to technical
                  information, including without limitation source code, as well
                  as information about product plans and strategies, promotions,
                  customers and related non-technical business information which
                  the disclosing party considers to be confidential and which is
                  marked as confidential at the time of disclosure or which, if
                  disclosed orally, is identified as confidential at the time of
                  disclosure and is followed within thirty (30) days of
                  disclosure with a written memorandum so stating to the
                  receiving party's Designated Recipient for Notice
                  ("Confidential Information"). Confidential Information will be
                  used by only those employees of the receiving party who have a
                  need to know such information for purposes related to this
                  Agreement.

         9.3.     PROTECTION OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION. The receiving party
                  will protect any such Confidential Information of the
                  disclosing party from unauthorized disclosure to third parties
                  with the same degree of care as the receiving party uses for
                  its own similar information for a period of three (3) years
                  from the date of disclosure, unless otherwise provided in this
                  Agreement. The foregoing restriction will not

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                  apply to any information which is (i) already known by the
                  receiving party prior to disclosure, (ii) independently
                  developed by the receiving party prior to or independent of
                  the disclosure, (iii) publicly available, (iv) rightfully
                  received from a third party without a duty of confidentiality,
                  (v) disclosed under operation of law, or (vi) disclosed by the
                  receiving party with the disclosing party's prior written
                  approval.

10.      MISCELLANEOUS CLAUSES

         10.1.    NOTICES. All notices to be given under this Agreement must be
                  in writing addressed to the receiving party's designated
                  recipient specified in EXHIBIT D. Notices are validly given
                  upon the earlier of confirmed receipt by the receiving party
                  or three days after dispatch by courier or certified mail,
                  postage prepaid, properly addressed to the receiving party.
                  Notices may also be delivered by telefax and will be validly
                  given upon oral or written confirmation of receipt. Either
                  party may change its address for purposes of notice by giving
                  notice to the other party in accordance with these provisions.

         10.2.    EXHIBITS. Each Exhibit attached to this Agreement is deemed a
                  part of this Agreement and incorporated herein wherever
                  reference to it is made.

         10.3.    INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS. The relationship of the parties
                  established under this Agreement is that of independent
                  contractors and neither party is a partner, employee, agent or
                  joint venturer of or with the other.

         10.4.    ASSIGNMENT. Neither this Agreement nor any part hereof may be
                  assigned by either party without the other party's prior
                  written consent, and any attempted assignment is void. Any
                  merger, reorganization, transfer of substantially all assets
                  of a party, or other change in control or ownership will be
                  considered an assignment for the purposes of this Agreement.]

         10.5.    NO WAIVER. The waiver of any term, condition, or provision of
                  this Agreement must be in writing and signed by an authorized
                  representative of the waiving party. Any such waiver will not
                  be construed as a waiver of any other term, condition, or
                  provision except as provided in writing, nor as a waiver of
                  any subsequent breach of the same term, condition, or
                  provision.

         10.6.    EXPORT CONTROL. The parties agree to comply with all
                  applicable United States laws and regulations which may govern
                  the export of Program abroad, including the Export
                  Administration Act of 1979, as amended, any successor
                  legislation, and the Export Administration Regulations issued
                  by the Department of Commerce.

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         10.7.    DEFINITION OF DAYS. All references in this Agreement to "days"
                  will, unless otherwise specified herein, mean calendar days.

         10.8.    HEADINGS. The Section headings used in this Agreement are for
                  convenience of reference only. They will not limit or extend
                  the meaning of any provision of this Agreement, and will not
                  be relevant in interpreting any provision of this Agreement.

         10.9.    NO PUBLICATION. Neither party may publicize or disclose to any
                  third party, without the written consent of the other party,
                  the terms of this Agreement. Without limiting the generality
                  of the foregoing sentence, no press releases may be made
                  without the mutual written consent of each party.

         10.10.   SEVERABILITY. If any provision in this Agreement is held
                  invalid or unenforceable by a body of competent jurisdiction,
                  such provision will be construed, limited or, if necessary,
                  severed to the extent necessary to eliminate such invalidity
                  or unenforceability. The parties agree to negotiate in good
                  faith a valid, enforceable substitute provision that most
                  nearly effects the parties' original intent in entering into
                  this Agreement or to provide an equitable adjustment in the
                  event no such provision can be added. The other provisions of
                  this Agreement will remain in full force and effect.

         10.11.   NON-RESTRICTIVE RELATIONSHIP. Nothing in this Agreement will
                  be construed to preclude HP from independently developing,
                  acquiring or marketing computer software packages which may
                  perform the same or similar functions as those software
                  packages provided by Licensor.

         10.12.   ENTIRE AGREEMENT. This Agreement comprises the entire
                  understanding between the parties with respect to its subject
                  matters and supersedes any previous communications,
                  representations, or agreements, whether oral or written. For
                  purposes of construction, this Agreement will be deemed to
                  have been drafted by both parties. No modification of this
                  Agreement will be binding on either party unless in writing
                  and signed by an authorized representative of each party.

         10.13.   GOVERNING LAW. This Agreement will be governed in all respects
                  by the laws of California without reference to any choice of
                  laws provisions.

         10.14.   COUNTERPARTS. This Agreement may be executed in counterparts,
                  each of which will be deemed an original.

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Agreed:

HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY                    LICENSOR

By:                                        By:
   -------------------------------------      ----------------------------------

Print Name:                                 Print Name: Andrew H. Sherman, Ph.D.
           -----------------------------                ------------------------

Title:                                      Title: VP OPERATIONS & CTO
      ----------------------------------           -----------------------------

EXHIBITS:

Exhibit A         -        Description of Program and Documentation
                  -        Form and Media of Program and Documentation

Exhibit B         -        Pricing

Exhibit C         -        Maintenance and Support

Exhibit D         -        Relationship and Account Managers
                  -        Designated Recipient for Notice

Exhibit E         -        Escrow Agreement

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                                    EXHIBIT A

                                LICENSED PROGRAM

DESCRIPTION OF PROGRAM AND DOCUMENTATION

Product description and Documentation

         o        TurboWorx Enterprise is the end-to-end solution to create,
                  manage, and accelerate high performance computing applications
                  and workflows in large, heterogeneous networks, grids, and
                  clusters.
                  Documentation:
                  TURBOWORX ENTERPRISE SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR'S GUIDE
                  TURBOWORX ENTERPRISE API GUIDE

         o        TurboWorx Builder is the component and workflow development
                  environment for TURBOWORX ENTERPRISE.
                  Documentation:
                  On-line help system
                  TURBOWORX BUILDER USER'S GUIDE
                  TURBOWORX BUILDER QUICKSTART

         o        TurboWorx ClusterManager is a distributed resource manager to
                  accelerate applications, automate the scheduling and
                  processing of data and applications across the cluster, and
                  monitor and report events to improve cluster management.
                  Documentation:
                  TURBOWORX CLUSTERMANAGER USER'S GUIDE

FORM AND MEDIA FOR PROGRAM AND DOCUMENTATION

         PROGRAM FORM/MEDIA:  CD

         DOCUMENTATION FORM/MEDIA:  CD & Hard Copy

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                                    EXHIBIT B

                                     PRICING

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                                   EXHIBIT C-1

                             MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT

Licensor  will provide at a minimum the following  maintenance  and support with
respect to the Programs:

A.       Take appropriate  corrective action on any defect report it receives in
         accordance  with the schedule  below and provide HP with the  necessary
         data or software to allow HP to  distribute  the solution to end users.
         Error classification is determined by HP.

B.       Maintain a telephone  number and  technician  to receive  calls  during
         normal  business hours  concerning  problems and  questions,  including
         receiving calls from HP customers forwarded by HP.

C.       Provide  prompt  notification  and  assistance  in the  event  Licensor
         determines a problem exists.

D.       Provide normal evolutionary enhancements and updates, including
         instructions for implementation.

E.       Provide a  designated,  knowledgeable  support  contact  for  providing
         technical support, who may be changed by written notice.

In order to provide  adequate  maintenance and support to HP and HP's customers,
Licensor  agrees to maintain at its site the appropriate HP Product to reproduce
and resolve Program  problems  occurring on such HP Product.  Licensor agrees to
provide the above maintenance and support to the relevant HP personnel as may be
designated from time to time.

In the event that HP desires to make  available  maintenance  and support of the
Programs  directly to its customers,  Licensor agrees to negotiate in good faith
with HP to achieve the foregoing, whether by providing source code rights to HP,
back-up support, or other arrangements as may be agreed upon.

    ============================================================================

                          Error          Initial Response   Resolution Response
      Error Level     Classification           Time                Time
    ============================================================================

           1        Critical           4 hours             24 hours
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

           2        Severe             12 hours            48 hours
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

           3        Medium             24 hours            7 days
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

           4        Low                24 hours            Next Release
    ============================================================================

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"Initial  Response  Time"  is the  time  for a  return  call  from  ISV to HP to
acknowledge the defect and to estimate the time for delivery of the resolution.

"Resolution   Response   Time"  is  the   documented   fix  that  restores  full
functionality to the customer.

Critical: The customer experiences real or perceived data loss or corruption or
an essential part of the system is unusable for the customer. Unusable means
that customers can't or won't use an essential part of the system because of its
design or a defect. Essential parts of the system are those that customers need
to use the system effectively.

Severe:  The customers  effectiveness  is severely  compromised for an essential
part of the system  although all essential parts of the system can be used. This
can be measured by  comparison  to customers  expectations,  previous  products,
previous releases of the same product or quality objectives  established for the
product or  system.  Effectiveness  refers to the  customer's  productivity  and
satisfaction with the work process provided by the system. Satisfaction with the
work process includes concerns such as unpleasant or frustrating  processes that
affect the system's fitness for use.

Medium:  The customers  effectiveness is compromised,  though not severely.  All
essential  parts of the system can be used. This  classification  is appropriate
for all parts of the system, essential or otherwise.

Low: The customer can circumvent the problem and use the system with only slight
inconvenience.

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                                   EXHIBIT C-2

                            MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT

1.       GENERAL TERMS

         1.1.     SCOPE.  Licensor will provide maintenance and support services
                  to HP as specified in these Support Terms to allow the parties
                  to  provide  effective  service to end user  customers  of the
                  Programs ("Customers"). Unless otherwise agreed, HP will serve
                  as the primary  support  contact with Customers and as liaison
                  between Customers and Licensor, when required, with respect to
                  the coordination of support. The obligations of each party are
                  specified below.

         1.2.     DEFINITIONS.  The following  capitalized terms will have these
                  meanings when used in these Support Terms:

                  1.2.1.   "ACTION  PLAN" means the  initial  plan to be created
                           and  implemented  by  Licensor  in  response to an HP
                           Problem  Resolution  or  Escalation   request.  At  a
                           minimum, the Action Plan must contain the following:

                           a.       Problem Statement;

                           b.       List of all key HP,  Licensor  and  Customer
                                    contacts and their  managers;

                           c.       Actions to be taken;

                           d.       Purpose and desired  result for each action;

                           e.       Expected    completion    time;    and

                           f.       Contingencies  or  alternatives  if  desired
                                    results are not achieved.

                  1.2.2.   "ESCALATION"  is the process  described  in ARTICLE 4
                           below  through  which  HP  declares  that a  Customer
                           situation  requires  immediate  action.   Under  this
                           process,  the nature and  severity  of the problem is
                           raised in each party's  organization  and  additional
                           resources are allocated as specified in these Support
                           Terms toward solving the problem.

                  1.2.3.   "EXTENDED  COVERAGE"  means  availability  to perform
                           support  services   outside  of  Standard   Coverage,
                           including  maintaining a resource available through a
                           pager number for HP to use in the event such services
                           are required.

                  1.2.4.   "FIX"  means a change  in a  Program  that  removes a
                           problem in that  product.  A Fix must be designed and
                           tested  so  that  it  can  be   distributed   to  all
                           Customers.  A Fix may be  temporary or  permanent.  A
                           temporary  Fix  may  be  a  patch  or  bug  fix  that
                           temporarily modifies a Program or any software in the
                           product

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                           without  rebuilding  that  product.  A permanent  Fix
                           provides a permanent solution to the problem,  agreed
                           upon by both HP and the Licensor.

                  1.2.5.   "PARTS"   means   replacement   parts,    components,
                           consumables  or other  products  that are provided by
                           Licensor  to  repair  Programs  or  as  additions  to
                           Programs.

                  1.2.6.   "PROBLEM  RESOLUTION"  is the  process  described  in
                           ARTICLE 3 below  through  which HP  submits a Service
                           Request to notify  Licensor when a problem (such as a
                           fault or defect)  is  suspected  in a Program.  Under
                           this process,  HP confirms the problem diagnosis with
                           Licensor,  and the parties  cooperate  to resolve the
                           problem to the Customer's satisfaction.

                  1.2.7.   "SERVICE  REQUEST"  means a  request  for  corrective
                           action  on a  problem  suspected  in a  Program  or a
                           problem  that  HP,  after  analysis,  is not  able to
                           correct satisfactorily through Technical Assistance.

                  1.2.8.   "SUPPORT    INFORMATION"    means   Program   Service
                           Information  and  a  Knowledge  Data  Base  of  known
                           problems related to Licensor's support of Programs as
                           further  described  in APPENDIX  IV to these  Support
                           Terms

                  1.2.9.   "STANDARD COVERAGE" means availability to perform the
                           services  described  in these  Support  Terms  Monday
                           through Friday,  excluding  Licensor's local national
                           holidays,   from  8:00  a.m.  to  5:30  p.m.  in  the
                           Licensor's time zone.

                  1.2.10.  "STATUS  UPDATE"  means  Licensor's  summary  of  the
                           problem,   describing  the  possible  cause  and  the
                           incremental work to be performed to reach resolution,
                           including the Action Plan and the  availability  date
                           of a Fix.

                  1.2.11.  "TECHNICAL  ASSISTANCE"  is the process  described in
                           ARTICLE 2 below through  which HP obtains  assistance
                           from Licensor in the support of Customers.  Technical
                           Assistance includes the exchange of information, such
                           as product configuration, product operation, or other
                           necessary answers or assistance to support questions.

                  1.2.12.  "TRACKING SYSTEM" means an electronic  database to be
                           maintained   by  the   parties   for   updating   and
                           communicating   information   pertaining  to  Service
                           Requests,  Technical  Assistance,  Problem Resolution
                           and  Escalation.  The  particular  type  of  Tracking
                           System   will  be   mutually   determined,   as  more
                           particularly described in SECTION 1.7 below.

                  1.2.13.  "WORKAROUND"  means a temporary solution or temporary
                           Fix  that  restores  operational  capability  for the
                           Program,    without    severely    compromising   the
                           performance of that product, until a permanent Fix is
                           available.  A

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                           Workaround can be a change in the  configuration or a
                           change in Customer documentation.

         1.3.     GENERAL  OBLIGATIONS.  Each  party  agrees  to  the  following
                  general terms:

                  1.3.1.   For each  Program,  Licensor  will  develop a product
                           support  plan  incorporating  HP's  support  planning
                           processes and support recommendations.

                  1.3.2.   Unless  expressly   authorized  under  these  Support
                           Terms,  neither  party will commit  resources  of the
                           other to Customers.

                  1.3.3.   Both parties will  provide such  information  to each
                           other as is needed to implement  these Support Terms,
                           subject   to  the   confidentiality   and   licensing
                           provisions  of  this  Agreement.   Unless   otherwise
                           specified,  all such  information will be used by the
                           other party  solely for its  internal  use to fulfill
                           its obligations under these Support Terms.

                  1.3.4.   When  either  party  makes  changes  to  its  support
                           policies and  procedures  that may affect its ability
                           to support  Customers  or the other party under these
                           terms,  the party  making the changes will inform the
                           other party's  Strategic  Support  Contact  listed in
                           SECTION 1.5 below of such changes in accordance  with
                           the procedures described in these Support Terms.

                  1.3.5.   Nothing in these Support  Terms permits  either party
                           to represent itself as certified or authorized by the
                           other party to  maintain or repair the other  party's
                           products.  However,  nothing in these  Support  Terms
                           prohibits either party from independently  supporting
                           the other party's products;  provided that each party
                           acknowledges   that,   except  as  expressly  granted
                           hereunder  or in the OEM  Agreement,  no licenses are
                           granted to the other to use that party's confidential
                           technical information or other intellectual property.

         1.4.     STRATEGIC AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT CONTACTS.

                  Licensor and HP have each designated in APPENDIX I a Strategic
                  Support Contact and a Technical Support Contact. The Strategic
                  Support   Contacts  will  be  the  focal  points  for  general
                  relationship  and process issues and will be  responsible  for
                  managing  the  overall   relationship  of  the  parties.   The
                  Technical  Support  Contacts  will  be the  focal  points  for
                  Customer  technical issues,  including  Technical  Assistance,
                  Problem  Resolution  and  Escalation.  Technical and Strategic
                  Support  Contacts  may be  changed  at any time  upon  written
                  notice to the other party.

         1.5.     STATUS  REVIEW  MEETINGS.  Licensor and HP  Strategic  Support
                  Contacts or their  designees  will meet on a regular basis for
                  the purpose of reviewing  the  effectiveness  of their support
                  relationship,  suggesting changes,  implementing  improvements
                  and

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                  sharing  technical  information.  Meetings  will take place at
                  least  [quarterly] in the first year of the Agreement,  and at
                  least annually thereafter.

         1.6.     COMMUNICATIONS    BETWEEN   PARTIES.    Any    support-related
                  communications  required or  permitted to be given under these
                  Support Terms will be made by telephone or by electronic  mail
                  ("e-mail")  to the  appropriate  contact,  provided  that  any
                  e-mail  messages  must  conform  to the terms  and  conditions
                  specified  in the HP EDI Exhibit  attached  hereto as APPENDIX
                  II.

         1.7.     PROBLEM  TRACKING  SYSTEM.  The parties agree to implement and
                  maintain a problem tracking  database (the "Tracking  System")
                  for inputting,  accessing and updating  information on Service
                  Requests,   Technical   Assistance,   Problem  Resolution  and
                  Escalation.  The particular  requirements for maintaining this
                  Tracking  System for each type of support are described in the
                  Articles  below.  The  Tracking  System may be  maintained  by
                  Licensor at its site with HP permitted  read-only access at no
                  cost.  Alternatively,  HP may designate a specific HP Tracking
                  System  for  use by HP and  Licensor  to  maintain  and  track
                  required  information.  If  an HP  Tracking  System  is  used,
                  Licensor  will have  electronic  access to  information  at no
                  cost,  subject  to  HP  standard  access  and  confidentiality
                  requirements specified in the EDI Exhibit.

         1.8.     RESPONSE TIMES.  Licensor agrees to respond to HP requests for
                  Technical  Assistance,  Problem  Resolution  and Escalation as
                  soon as possible after receipt of the request, but in no event
                  later than the  response  times  specified  in APPENDIX III to
                  these  Support   Terms,   in   accordance   with  the  problem
                  classification listings in that Appendix.

2.       TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

         2.1.     HP REQUEST FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE.

                  2.1.1.   When making a request for  Technical  Assistance,  HP
                           will provide the following  information  to Licensor:
                           (a) description of the situation; (b) the HP assigned
                           call  classification  identification  number; and (c)
                           the call  back  phone  number if  different  from the
                           Technical Support Contact phone number listed above.

                  2.1.2.   When HP requests Technical Assistance during Standard
                           Coverage  hours,  the  Licensor's  Technical  Support
                           Contact must be available on the dedicated  telephone
                           number established by the Licensor for HP.

                  2.1.3.   Technical  Assistance to HP during Extended  Coverage
                           hours  will  be  made,   when   possible,   by  prior
                           arrangement,  except  in the  case of an  Escalation.
                           During  an  Escalation,  if an HP field  engineer  is
                           on-site or  immediate

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                           assistance is needed by HP or HP's Customer, Licensor
                           will return a call to HP within  thirty (30)  minutes
                           of receipt of such call.

                  2.1.4.   Licensor will take all necessary steps to resolve the
                           Technical  Assistance request and provide HP with the
                           resolution  and all available  information as soon as
                           it is available but no later than the response  times
                           specified in APPENDIX III.

         2.2.     TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE RECORDS.

                  2.2.1.   Licensor   will  keep  a  record  of  all   Technical
                           Assistance requests in the Tracking System and update
                           their current status. As soon as possible after final
                           resolution,    Licensor   will   input   a   detailed
                           description of the Technical  Assistance  request and
                           resolution in the Tracking System.

                  2.2.2.   Technical  Assistance  records  will  include,  at  a
                           minimum, the following information:

                           a.       HP call  identification  number and Licensor
                                    call tracking number.

                           b.       Time and date of initial call.

                           c.       Names of call participants.

                           d.       Times  and  dates  of  subsequent  calls  to
                                    Customer or HP.

                           e.       Model, version and serial number of Programs
                                    involved.

                           f.       Steps  taken  to  diagnose  and  remedy  the
                                    problem.

                           g.       Any Action Plan  required  for  follow-up or
                                    resolution.

                           h.       Date and time of resolution.

         2.3.     CLOSING  TECHNICAL  ASSISTANCE  REQUEST.   After  a  Technical
                  Assistance request is resolved and the resolution  information
                  is communicated  to HP and documented in the Tracking  System,
                  HP will contact Licensor to close the request.

3.       PROBLEM RESOLUTION

         3.1.     REQUESTING PROBLEM RESOLUTION SERVICE.

                  3.1.1.   HP will receive defect reports, inquiries and problem
                           calls about  Programs from HP's  Customers.  If HP is
                           unable  to   resolve  a   problem   after   Technical
                           Assistance  and  after  reasonable  efforts,  HP  may
                           provide Licensor with a Service Request.

                  3.1.2.   When making a Service  Request,  HP will  provide the
                           following  information in addition to the information
                           required when requesting  Technical Assistance listed
                           in SECTION 2.2.2 above:

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                           a.       HP Service Request number.

                           b.       Problem description.

                           c.       Description of diagnostic work performed and
                                    data collected by HP.

                           d.       Action being  requested  (e.g.  remedying or
                                    assisting in isolating the fault)

                           e.       Problem   classification   pursuant  to  the
                                    definitions in APPENDIX III.

         3.2.     PROBLEM RESOLUTION PROCESS.

                  3.2.1.   After Licensor  receives a Service  Request,  it will
                           acknowledge  receipt and then confirm HP's  diagnosis
                           of the problem,  including reproducing the problem at
                           Licensor's  facility.  Licensor will take appropriate
                           corrective  action on the Service  Request to resolve
                           the  problem  as soon as  possible,  but in no  event
                           later than the response  times  specified in APPENDIX
                           III, according to the classification of the problem.

                  3.2.2.   In the event that  neither HP nor Licensor is able to
                           isolate and resolve a Critical or Serious  situation,
                           HP may require that Licensor dial into the Customer's
                           system  directly or send a qualified  engineer to the
                           Customer   site  to  assist  HP  in   analyzing   and
                           troubleshooting  the problem.  Licensor  will provide
                           any necessary  diagnostic  tools to troubleshoot  the
                           problem on site.

                  3.2.3.   Licensor  will  provide  an Action  Plan  within  the
                           response  times listed in APPENDIX III, based on HP's
                           classification  of the  problem.  An Action  Plan may
                           require  Licensor  to:  (a)  reprioritize  its  other
                           activities in order to meet the commitment to solve a
                           Customer problem;  (b) increase  resources to address
                           the problem;  (c) remote dial into a Customer  system
                           for  direct  observation;  or  (d)  deploy  engineers
                           on-site.

                  3.2.4.   Licensor  will  notify  HP  upon  resolution  of  the
                           problem  or  upon  the   availability  of  a  Fix  or
                           Workaround.  If  a  permanent  resolution  cannot  be
                           achieved  within  the  response  times  specified  in
                           APPENDIX   III,   Licensor  will  notify  HP  of  any
                           modification  to the  original  Action  Plan  and the
                           anticipated   availability  of  a  permanent  problem
                           resolution. However, any permanent resolution outside
                           the response times  specified in APPENDIX III must be
                           approved by HP.

                  3.2.5.   Licensor will enter in the Tracking System all Status
                           Updates,   Action  Plans  and  other   communications
                           requested by HP's Technical Support Contact. Licensor
                           will provide  Status Updates to HP at least every two
                           (2)  days or upon  request  until  resolution  of the
                           Service  Request.  Licensor  may  request  additional
                           information from the HP Technical  Support Contact in
                           order  to  meet  the  response  times   specified  in
                           APPENDIX A.

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         3.3.     PROBLEM RESOLUTION RECORDS.

                  3.3.1.   Licensor will keep records of all Service Requests in
                           the Tracking  System and update their current status.
                           Licensor  will  also be  responsible  for  accessing,
                           reviewing, and updating defect information related to
                           the Programs.

                  3.3.2.   Escalation  records will include,  at a minimum,  the
                           items listed in SECTIONS  2.2.2 AND 3.1.2 above along
                           with the following information:

                           a.       Summary of the problem as finally diagnosed.

                           b.       Detailed   description  of  the  causes  and
                                    symptoms.

                           c.       Actions taken to resolve the situation.

                           d.       Time and date of Problem  Resolution request
                                    and final resolution.

                           e.       Likelihood   of   problem    recurring   and
                                    recommended   action   in  the  event  of  a
                                    recurrence.

                           f.       Licensor and HP Service  Request numbers for
                                    cross reference purposes.

                           g.       Fix or  Workaround  implemented  and how and
                                    when available.

                           h.       Tests performed on the Fix or Workaround.

                           i.       If  only  temporary  Fix  or  Workaround  is
                                    available,  the  Action  Plan for  permanent
                                    Fix.

         3.4.     CLOSING PROBLEM RESOLUTION REQUEST.

                  3.4.1.   Licensor  will  contact HP within one hour  following
                           resolution  to  notify HP that the  problem  has been
                           resolved  and that  full  resolution  information  is
                           documented in the Tracking System.

                  3.4.2.   After problem  resolution has been communicated to HP
                           and verified by agreement of HP and the Customer,  HP
                           will notify  Licensor  that HP is closing the Problem
                           Resolution and Service Request.

4.       ESCALATION

         4.1.     REQUESTING AN ESCALATION.

                  4.1.1.   If HP determines that additional  attention and extra
                           resources  from the  Licensor are needed to resolve a
                           Customer  situation  or  to  assist  an  HP  engineer
                           on-site, HP may request an Escalation.  Licensor will
                           cooperate   with  HP  by  following  the   Escalation
                           procedures set forth below.

                  4.1.2.   When  requesting  Escalation,   in  addition  to  the
                           information  required  under  Problem  Resolution  in
                           SECTION 3.1.2 above, HP will provide:

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                           a.       Caller's location.

                           b.       Any    currently    installed    Fixes    or
                                    Workarounds.

                           c.       Reason for escalation.

                           d.       Steps taken to resolve problem.

                           e.       Any Service  Requests issued with respect to
                                    the problem.

         4.2.     RESPONSE TO  ESCALATIONS.  Licensor will continue to cooperate
                  with  HP  until  the   Escalation  is  resolved  in  a  manner
                  satisfactory  to  the  Customer,  or  until  HP  and  Licensor
                  mutually  agree that all reasonable  means of resolution  have
                  been exhausted. Licensor will respond to an Escalation from HP
                  twenty-four  (24) hours per day,  seven (7) days per week when
                  the situation is judged by HP as being critical, in accordance
                  with the response times specified in APPENDIX III.

         4.3.     ESCALATION  PROCESS.  During  Standard  Coverage  hours,  HP's
                  Technical  Support  Contact may contact  Licensor's  Technical
                  Support  Contact  to  request   Escalation.   To  initiate  an
                  Escalation  during  Extended  Coverage hours, HP will call the
                  Licensor's pager number.  HP will follow-up by e-mail with any
                  additional  information  available at the time.  Licensor will
                  have  primary  responsibility  to resolve the  Escalation.  If
                  Service  Requests are produced as a result of the  Escalation,
                  the  procedure  defined above for Problem  Resolution  must be
                  followed.

         4.4.     ESCALATION RECORDS.

                  4.4.1.   Licensor  will  keep  a  record  of  all   Escalation
                           requests  in the  Tracking  System and  update  their
                           current status.

                  4.4.2.   Escalation  records will include,  at a minimum,  the
                           items  listed in SECTION  3.3.2  above along with the
                           following information:

                           a.       Time   and   date  of   initial   call   for
                                    Escalation.

                           b.       Names of  individuals  participating  in the
                                    call.

                           c.       Times  and  dates  of  subsequent  calls  to
                                    Customer or HP.

                           d.       Steps  taken  to  diagnose  and  remedy  the
                                    problem.

                           e.       Any Action Plan  required  for  follow-up or
                                    resolution.

                           f.       Date and time of final resolution.

         4.5.     ESCALATION SUPERVISOR.

                  4.5.1.   Once Escalation has been  requested,  each party will
                           designate an  Escalation  Supervisor,  in addition to
                           the identified  Technical  Support Contact,  who will
                           perform  the  duties  listed  below.  Each party will
                           provide its Escalation  Supervisor's telephone number
                           and  e-mail  address to the other  party's  Technical
                           Support  Contact  within 30 minutes of an  Escalation
                           Request.  Once

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                           designated,  these  individuals  will  establish  and
                           maintain  direct contact with their  counterparts  as
                           needed or as  requested by either  Technical  Support
                           Contact until the Escalation is downgraded.

                  4.5.2.   Escalation   Supervisors   will  have  the  following
                           responsibilities:

                           a.       Supervise escalation  communications between
                                    HP and Licensor.

                           b.       Assign  additional  factory or lab resources
                                    for escalated problem support.

                           c.       Provide Status  Updates and establish  other
                                    follow-up procedures.

                           d.       Review Action Plans.

                           e.       Ensure prompt response to escalated problem.

                  4.5.3.   If,  at any time  during  Escalation,  HP  reasonably
                           believes  the  problem  is not being  handled  to the
                           Customer's   satisfaction  or  the  Licensor  is  not
                           responding adequately to requests for assistance, the
                           respective  Escalation  Supervisor  will be notified.
                           The Escalation Supervisors will then work together to
                           resolve the issue.

         4.6.     THE ROLE OF TECHNICAL SUPPORT CONTACT DURING ESCALATIONS.  The
                  Licensor's  Technical  Support  Contact will prepare an Action
                  Plan as quickly as possible but not to exceed four hours after
                  initial  request  for  Escalation.  This  Action  Plan  may be
                  modified  by mutual  agreement  of the parties or by HP in its
                  sole  discretion,  if a modification is deemed necessary by HP
                  to manage the Escalation.

         4.7.     ON-SITE  TECHNICAL  SUPPORT.  To meet Escalation  requirements
                  outlined in the Action Plan, HP may require Licensor to send a
                  knowledgeable  technical engineer to the Customer site or to a
                  designated HP entity or division, if HP is able to duplicate a
                  problem remotely.  If HP and Licensor determine that a problem
                  is not caused by the Programs or Fixes or  Workarounds to such
                  products,  Licensor may charge HP its  then-current  standard,
                  on-site rates,  plus reasonable  travel and lodging  expenses,
                  for Licensor's on-site services. In no event will such charges
                  to HP exceed [$1500] per day.

         4.8.     MONITOR  PHASE.  A Monitor Phase may be  implemented  by HP to
                  evaluate  the  situation  over a period of time to verify that
                  the problem has been resolved to the Customer's  satisfaction.
                  The Monitor Phase starts after a resolution is provided to the
                  Customer. When the problem has been resolved to the Customer's
                  satisfaction,   the  Monitor  Phase  is  terminated   and  the
                  Escalation  is  closed  by  HP.  Both  HP  and  Licensor  will
                  coordinate monitoring activities. HP will determine the length
                  of the Monitor Phase.

         4.9.     CLOSING AN ESCALATION. When HP and the Customer agree that the
                  problem has been resolved  satisfactorily  or the situation no
                  longer requires  Escalation,  the Escalation

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                  will be  closed  by HP at the end of the  Monitor  Phase.  The
                  Tracking  System will then be updated as necessary by Licensor
                  to record the  results of the  Monitor  Phase,  including  any
                  actions taken, results of those actions, likelihood of problem
                  reoccurrence and recommended future actions.

5.       LICENSOR SUPPORT INFORMATION

         5.1.     SUPPORT INFORMATION.  Licensor will provide to HP, at no cost,
                  the Support  Information  listed in  APPENDIX  IV. HP may use,
                  copy and  distribute  this  information as needed to assist HP
                  with its support of Customers.

         5.2.     DELIVERY OF INFORMATION.  Licensor will provide to HP its most
                  current  version of the  Support  Information  on an  on-going
                  basis as soon as the  information is available.  Licensor will
                  provide these  documents in a hard copy and electronic  format
                  that is mutually agreeable. Licensor will send these documents
                  to the identified HP Technical  Support  Contact and Strategic
                  Contact  through the mail system,  and, if  possible,  through
                  e-mail.  HP  may  review  these  documents  and  request  that
                  additional  information  be  included  in order to support the
                  Programs.   Licensor   will  add  the   requested   additional
                  information  in these  documents  within two weeks  after such
                  request is made by HP.

         5.3.     PRODUCT CHANGES.  Licensor will notify HP of any enhancements,
                  modifications  or other changes in any Program that may affect
                  HP's ability to support that  Program.  In addition,  Licensor
                  will supply to HP at no charge a  reasonable  number of copies
                  of documentation  or other materials  associated with any such
                  change to a Program.

6.       DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS, PARTS AND UPGRADES

         6.1.     DIAGNOSTIC  TOOLS.  Licensor will provide HP at no charge with
                  appropriate   troubleshooting    techniques,    methodologies,
                  procedures,  and  diagnostic  tools to assist HP in support of
                  the Programs  and to enable HP engineers to isolate  problems.
                  Licensor  grants HP the  right to use,  copy,  sublicense  and
                  distribute  these tools and  procedures  to assist HP with its
                  support of Customers.

         6.2.     REPAIRS AND UPGRADES.  Licensor will make  available to HP, at
                  no  charge,  all Parts and Fixes  necessary  for the repair or
                  upgrade of Programs.  Licensor  will ensure that all Parts and
                  Fixes  shipped  for Program  repair or upgrade  will be at the
                  current  revision  level.  HP  will  not  be  responsible  for
                  returning any defective or replaced Parts to Licensor.

7.       TRAINING

         7.1.     TRAINING.  Licensor  will,  at  no  charge,  provide  to  HP a
                  sufficient number of technical training sessions regarding the
                  maintenance  and support of the Programs to allow HP

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                  personnel to support fully the Programs. Such training will be
                  provided at mutually  agreeable times and locations.  Training
                  will include  theory of operation  and  documentation,  use of
                  diagnostic  tools and other trouble shooting  techniques,  and
                  other information pertinent to the support of the Programs. If
                  the Programs are  enhanced,  modified or otherwise  changed so
                  that their  supportability  is affected,  Licensor  will offer
                  additional training regarding such changes.

         7.2.     HP'S RIGHTS IN TRAINING  CLASSES AND MATERIALS.  HP may, at no
                  charge,  use,  reproduce,  modify,  display and perform either
                  internally  or  for  HP's  Customers,  all  training  classes,
                  methods, and materials supplied or developed by Licensor under
                  these  Support  Terms.  HP's  use  may  be in  any  manner  HP
                  reasonably deems appropriate.

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                                   APPENDIX I

                    STRATEGIC AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT CONTACTS

The following persons are designated to serve as Strategic Support Contacts:

                  Licensor:                          HP:
                  --------                           --
                  Name:    Srini Chari               Name:
                  Address: TurboWorx, Inc.,          Address:
                  3 Enterprise Drive,
                  Shelton, CT 06484

                  Phone: 203 944 - 0588              Phone:
                  Fax: 203 944 - 0489                Fax:

The following persons are designated as Technical Support Contacts:

                  Licensor:                          HP:
                  --------                           --
                  Name:    Rob Bjornson              Name:
                  Address: TurboWorx, Inc.,          Address:
                  3 Enterprise Drive,
                  Shelton, CT 06484

                  Phone: 203 944 - 0588              Phone:
                  Fax: 203 944 - 0489                Fax:

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                                   APPENDIX II

                                 RESPONSE TIMES

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
HP                 Acknowledge               Initial Action     Fix, or              Permanent Fix
Call/Problem       Problem receipt;          Plan/Status        Workaround           or long term Action
Classification     Engineer assigned         Update             to HP                for a permanent Fix
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<S>                <C>                       <C>                 <C>                 <C>
Escalation         30 minutes                4 hours             8 days              80% fixed within 15 days
                                                                                     20% working towards
                                                                                     completion

Critical           1 hour                    7 hours            10 days              20 days

Serious            1 hour                    3 days             10 days              45 days

Medium             8 hours                   10 days            25 days              110 days

Low                8 hours                   15 days            60 days              120 days
</TABLE>

Note:  Hours refer to clock hours and days refer to calendar days.

CLASSIFICATION OF PROBLEM SITUATION.

ESCALATION:       Product  situation   requiring  immediate  action  by  HP  and
                  Licensor.  This  situation  is  defined  by HP and can only be
                  declared  to   Licensor  by  HP  after  HP  standard   support
                  escalation procedure.

CRITICAL:         Emergency  situation  in  which  the  Program  is not  usable,
                  produces  incorrect  results,  loses  information  or data, or
                  fails  catastrophically  in response to internal errors,  user
                  errors or incorrect input files.

SERIOUS:          Detrimental  or serious  situation  in which there is a severe
                  impact  on  use  or  performance  of the  Program.  A  Serious
                  situation may occur when, for example,  a Program  experiences
                  one or more inoperable commands or functions that degrades its
                  usability.

MEDIUM:           Inconvenient situation in which the Program is usable but does
                  not provide a function in the most convenient or expeditious
                  manner, but use of the Program suffers little or no
                  significant impact.

LOW:              Noticeable  situation  in  which  the  use of the  Program  is
                  affected  in some  way  that  is  correctable  by a  temporary
                  documentation change or Workaround to be permanently corrected
                  in the next scheduled release.

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                                  APPENDIX III

                                    EDI TERMS

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                                   APPENDIX IV

                               SUPPORT INFORMATION

A.       PROGRAM SERVICE INFORMATION.

         1.       Descriptions   of   Workarounds   and  Fixes  produced  for  a
                  particular Program.

         2.       Descriptions  of  the  features  and   functionality  of  each
                  Program, including external specifications if any.

         3.       Descriptions of new,  modified,  or enhanced  Program features
                  and  functionalities  between  the  current  and the  previous
                  Program versions.

         4.       List  of   minimum   software   and   hardware   configuration
                  requirements prior to installing the Programs on applicable HP
                  platforms.

         5.       List of minimum  Program  configurations  required  to use the
                  Programs.

         6.       Information,  if any, regarding  interactions between Programs
                  and other  customer  equipment  that may  affect  the  Program
                  performance and usage.

         7.       Performance  reports and performance  tuning  information.  8.
                  Program tutorials, technical notes and data sheets .

B.       KNOWLEDGE DATABASE.

         1.       Description of outstanding  Program problems listed by Program
                  version.

         2.       Descriptions  of the  technical  procedures  to  identify  the
                  status of problems with any Program.

         3.       Descriptions of the technical  background  required to support
                  the  Programs.

         4.       List of information  resources  that the Licensor's  Technical
                  Support Contact uses to support the Programs.

         5.       The  average  number of support  calls per month the  Licensor
                  receives from its own  customers.

         6.       Approximate  percentage break down of these support calls into
                  the following categories:

                  -Initial     installation/configuration/reconfiguration    and
                  administration

                  -Program usage, functionalities and performance tuning

                  -Program troubleshooting

                 -Program assistance

         7.       A list  of the  actual  calls  received  from  Licensor's  own
                  customers in the past three months.

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                                    EXHIBIT D

                          ACCOUNT/RELATIONSHIP MANAGERS

HP                                                LICENSOR

___________________________________               Srini Chari

                                                       TurboWorx, Inc.,
                                                       3 Enterprise Drive,
                                                       Shelton, CT 06484
                                                       Phone:   203 944 - 0588
                                                       Fax: 203 944 - 0489

                         DESIGNATED RECIPIENT FOR NOTICE

HP                                                LICENSOR

___________________________________               ANDREW SHERMAN

                                                       TurboWorx, Inc.,
                                                       3 Enterprise Drive,
                                                       Shelton, CT 06484
                                                       Phone:   203 944 - 0588
                                                       Fax: 203 944 - 0489

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                                    EXHIBIT E

                                ESCROW AGREEMENT

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