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                                                                  EXHIBIT 10.30

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                               CARABUNGA.COM, INC.
                                WWW.CARABUNGA.COM
                                DEVELOPMENT PHASE
                             STATEMENT OF WORK NO. 4
                       TO THE iXL MASTER SERVICE AGREEMENT
                 BETWEEN iXL INC. AND NEWGEN RESULTS CORPORATION

The following is Statement of Work No.4 (the "Statement"), made as of APRIL 10,
2000, to the MASTER SERVICE AGREEMENT (the "Agreement") executed on JANUARY 30,
2000 between iXL Inc. ("iXL") and Carabunga.Com, Inc. ("Client"). Except as
specifically stated herein, each capitalized term used in this Statement shall
have the same meaning as is assigned to it in the Agreement.

1.   GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES. In addition to the work and services to be
     performed by iXL pursuant to the Agreement and any other STATEMENTS OF WORK
     existing under the Agreement, iXL shall perform services as specified below
     in connection with the project referred to as "Carabunga.com Site,
     Development Phase" (referred to simply as the "Project" within this
     Statement). Such services shall be rendered in accordance with and shall be
     deemed rendered pursuant to the terms and conditions of the Agreement and
     the terms and conditions attached as EXHIBIT A to this Statement.

2.   PAYMENT. The fixed-price cost of the Project is $492,000.00. This amount
     applies to services but does not include cost of hardware or third-party
     software. It also does not include the cost of travel, as necessary and as
     approved by the Client for development purposes. If this amount is to be
     exceeded, iXL will request Client approval before proceeding.

     iXL will require an initial deposit of $147,600.00 (30%) for initiation of
     the Development Phase. iXL will invoice Client for the remainder on a
     monthly basis as follows:

          -    Additional 20% = $98,400 due on April 30, 2000

          -    Additional 20% = $98,400 due on May 30, 2000

          -    Additional 20% = $98,400 due on June 30, 2000

          -    Final 10% = $49,200 due on July 30, 2000

     Invoices will include a detailed summary of the work performed by iXL team
     members. Subject to the term (Exhibit A), client agrees to pay iXL as set
     forth in the Letter of Authorization/Master Service Agreement.

     3.   START DATE. iXL's services began on April 10, 2000 and will continue
          until completion and delivery to Client of the deliverables described
          below in connection with the Project or the termination of this
          Statement or of the Agreement.

     4.   TERM. This Statement shall remain in effect until completion of the
          work detailed in the Scope, below.

     5.   SCOPE OF WORK.

          5.1  GENERAL OVERVIEW OF DEVELOPMENT PROCESS: The work for Development
               and Deployment includes the initial implementation of the design,
               and the delivery of the beta web site as defined in the Internet
               Design Specification (IDS) and Functional Design Specification
               (FDS), into the development environment. This work includes the
               engineering, html development, integration, quality assurance,
               and project management.

          5.1  SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT ITEMS IN REGARDS TO CARABUNGA.COM SITE
               PROJECT: Project Status Reports will be delivered to Client each
               week by iXL. The final deliverable(s) from the Development Phase
               will be as follows:

          LAUNCH OF BETA WEB SITE: (scheduled for June 27, 2000)

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               -    Tested and functioning web site as specified in the Internet
                    Design Specification (IDS) and Functional Design
                    Specification (FDS)

               -    Updated Design Documents (IDS, FDS)

               -    Technical System Documentation

               -    Administration Guide

     6.   CLIENT MATERIALS. Client or its other representatives will provide iXL
          with the following in order for iXL to conduct a successful
          Development Phase:

          -    A dedicated resource to coordinate Client activities and be a
               single point of contact for the iXL team.

          -    All documentation that will be of assistance to the iXL team.
               This includes, but is not limited to, project plans, third party
               recommendations (i.e., all HTML coding and documentation relating
               to the carabunga.com site, etc.), any changes to the functional
               specification relating to the site, and any content generated at
               any earlier date. Please note that changes to the current
               functional specification or the design specification may incur a
               change in scope and cost in the final deliverable. These changes
               would be documented within a Change Order for Client approval
               prior to implementation.

          -    Timely response. Client should respond to all inquiries made by
               any of the iXL team members within one (1) business day. Review
               and sign off on deliverables can take no more than three (3)
               business days without affecting present in future estimates.

          -    Immediate Client communications as they pertain to pending
               decisions (i.e., acquisition of hardware and software, selection
               of hosting facilities, selection of third party vendors, etc.).

          -    The timely provision to the iXL development team of all Client
               specific content necessary for development of the carabunga.com
               site.

          -    Reasonable open access to Client's business records and related
               materials.

          -    Timely performance by Client's third-party vendors and
               contractors of all contractual duties.

          -    Timely receipt of all deliverables required of Client's
               third-party vendors and contractors.

          iXL anticipates that the content list may change throughout the
          development process. The parties agree that the iXL Project Manager
          and the Client Project Manager can authorize reasonable changes to the
          client materials and content lists without execution of a Change
          Order, but must confirm such changes in writing by email or fax. If
          the iXL Project Manager determines that the timing or scope of
          requested client materials and/or content changes is likely to
          substantially affect contracted project costs or milestones, a Change
          Order is required before the changes contemplated will be executed by
          iXL.

     7.   CLIENT RESPONSIBILITIES. It is expected that the Client will provide
          timely responses to requests and inquiries made by the iXL team
          relevant to the development of the carabunga.com site, and that timely
          responses shall remain consistent throughout the Project duration.
          Should the Client miss any of its sign-off deadlines, iXL will charge
          the following number of hours per week for the time of the assigned
          iXL Project Manager to reserve that resource to be available for the
          continuance of the Project. The Project Management reserve shall be 10
          hours per week (during all Phases). Should the Client place the
          Project in a "hold status", iXL will require a one (1) week shut down
          period and a one (1) week start up period, for which the iXL team will
          be fully billable based on the attached project schedule.

     8.   THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE. Unless otherwise noted, license fees for this
          software are not included in the payments to iXL under subject to
          acceptance of the recommended solutions and pricing quotes by the
          Client Project Manager, iXL will order this Statement and will be the
          responsibility of the Client. Simultaneous to the design work being
          done by the iXL team, and the third party software and hardware
          necessary to implement the solution. Itemized purchase requests will
          be provided to Client. Software licenses will be specified with Client
          named as licensee.

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9.       PROJECT TIMETABLE AND MAJOR MILESTONES. iXL has described the major
         milestones, dates for delivery of Works, and corresponding payment
         amounts below. Client agrees that any delay with respect to the
         provision of Client Materials, approvals, or other assistance to iXL
         shall extend the deadline for subsequent tasks or milestones set forth
         in the table below by a period at least equal to Client's delay. In
         addition, for any Client obligation described as time-sensitive or
         critical in this Statement, failure of the Client to meet its deadline
         will entitle iXL to prepare a revised Project Timetable based on a
         realistic estimate of the effect of the delay on the completion of the
         project, taking into account other work scheduled by iXL.

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          MILESTONE                  DESCRIPTION OF MILESTONE            WORKS TO BE DELIVERED       ESTIMATED          PAYMENT
                                                                               TO CLIENT          COMPLETION DATE
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      IDS, FDS and SOW        Client signs and delivers the sign off              N/A                 4/14/00           $147,600
                              pages of the IDS, FDS and Statement of
                                  Work #4 to iXL to commence the
          Sign Off                       Development Phase
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   Development Environment                                                        N/A                 4/15/00             N/A
    Established at Client
            Site
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     Delivery to iXL of       Client delivers all specified hardware        Not Applicable            4/15/00             N/A
    Hardware and Software    and software required for development of
        Necessary for              the carabunga.com site to iXL
      Development Phase
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      Beta Site Launch       Delivery of the beta web site as defined         Beta Launch             6/27/00             N/A
                               in the Internet Design Specification
                                    (IDS) and Functional Design
                                   Specification (FDS), into the
                                      development environment
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       Client Sign-Off         Client review of project deliverables      Final Deliverables          7/5/00          (See Payment
                              takes place from 6/27/00 through 7/3/00                                                Terms, above)
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                                               TOTAL ESTIMATED PRICE                                                  $492,000.00

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*PAYMENT  SCHEDULE:  As noted  above,  iXL will bill client on a
fixed-priced  basis for the  Development  Phase,  with a 30% up-front deposit
of $147,600.00.

     10.  WORKS DELIVERED TO CLIENT. Each item listed in the "Works to be
          Delivered" column in the above chart will be subject to delivery and
          acceptance by the Client under the terms of the Agreement and those
          included in EXHIBIT A. Upon iXL's request, and prior to iXL beginning
          work on the subsequent Milestone, Client's Project Manager may be
          asked to execute a written "Milestone/Deliverable Acknowledgement of
          Acceptance" indicating Client's acceptance of a Milestone or other
          deliverable.

     11.  COMPLETION DATE. The Project is proposed for completion on July 5,
          2000.

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     12.  ASSUMPTIONS. The following assumptions drive the schedule and cost
          estimates above. Any deviations from these assumptions may impact the
          cost, scope, and timing of implementation. Change orders will be
          issued to illustrate impact should these assumptions prove incorrect.

          -    All software licenses, hardware purchase agreements, and other
               vendor services will be completed as scheduled.

          -    Development environment is established at client site by 4/15/00

          -    Client will approve and sign-off the Internet Design
               Specification (IDS) and Functional Design Specification (FDS) by
               April 17, 2000.

          13.  iXL AND CLIENT CONTACTS.

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     iXL Project Manager                                         Carabunga.com Project Leader

     <S>            <C>                                          <C>          <C>
     Name:          Ken Bauernfreund                             Name:        Jason Patz
     Title:         Senior Project Manager                       Title:       Director of Operations
     Address 1:     2121 Palomar Airport Road Ste 200            Address 1:   12680 High Bluff Drive Ste 300
     Address 2:     Carlsbad, CA 92009                           Address 2:   San Diego, CA 92130
     Phone:         760.931.0070 x2771                           Phone:       800.214.1756 x3080
     Fax:           760.931.0999                                 Fax:         858.481.1506
     Email:         kbauernfreund@ixl.com                        Email:       jpatz@carabunga.com
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      Client agrees that that the individuals listed above have full authority
      to direct and provide feedback relating to the services described in this
      Statement of Work, including but not limited to the ability to execute a
      Milestone/Deliverable Acknowledgement of Acceptance.

      ADDITIONAL PROJECT TEAM MEMBERS:

      Carabunga.com

      Jim Roche / VP Operations & e-Services / 858.481.7545 x3005 /
      jroche@carabunga.com

      MG SOLUTIONS LLC

      Michael Giske / Technical Lead / Office phone: 858-488-2394 /
      Cell phone: 619-602-5824 / michael_giske@mg-solutions.com

      Ulrich Giske / Team Manager / Office phone: 858-488-2394 /
      ulrich_giske@mg-solutions.com

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused their duly authorized
representatives to execute this STATEMENT OF WORK #4 as of the date stated
above.

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                                                   Newgen  Results   Corporation  and  Carabunga.com
     iXL, Inc.                                     ("Client")
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     By:         /s/ David Watkins                 By:       /s/ Jim Roche
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     Name:       David Watkins                     Name:     Jim Roche
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                 David Watkins
     Title:      General Manager, iXL, Inc.        Title:    President
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                                    EXHIBIT A

       WEB SITE DEVELOPMENT AND INTERACTIVE SERVICES TERMS AND CONDITIONS

The following terms and conditions apply to Statement of Work No. 4 to the
Master Service Agreement (the "Agreement") between iXL, Inc. ("iXL") and
Carabunga.Com, Inc ("Client").

1.   DEFINITIONS. For purposes of this Agreement, capitalized terms shall have
     the following meaning(s):

     1.1. "CLIENT MATERIALS" are defined in Section 2.1 below.

     1.2. "CLIENT WEB SITE" means the Web Site for the public Internet or for
          corporate intranets or extranets to be developed by iXL and comprised
          of all the Works as described in the Statement.

     1.3. "ERROR" means any reproducible error, problem, or defect resulting
          from: (a) an incorrect functioning of the Software that affects the
          functionality of the Client Web Site in any material respect; or (b)
          any failure of the Works delivered to Client hereunder to materially
          meet the specifications in the Statement.

     1.4. "FINAL DELIVERABLE" means the final version of the Client Web Site or
          other interactive services product that will be delivered to Client
          after successful completion of a mutually agreed upon testing plan
          where iXL is responsible for verifying the technical integrity of the
          Client Web Site or other interactive services product and the Client
          is responsible for verifying the business function correctness of the
          Client Web Site or other interactive services product.

     1.5. "INTERNET" means the world-wide network of computers which provides
          access to the World Wide Web.

     1.6. "MARKS" mean the insignia, logos, trademarks, tradenames or service
          marks used on or in connection with or associated with the Client Web
          Site and owned by Client.

     1.7. "SOFTWARE" means computer programming/formatting code or operating
          instructions either previously developed by iXL or developed pursuant
          to this Statement and used to create any portion of Client's Web Site,
          incorporated into Client's Web Site, or used to operate the Client Web
          Site or a Web Server in connection with the Client Web Site (such as,
          for example, HTML, Perl, C, C++, and Java). Software includes, but is
          not limited to, any files necessary to make forms, buttons,
          check-boxes, and similar functions and underlying technology or
          components, such as animation templates, interface programs which link
          multimedia and other programs, customized graphics manipulation
          engines, and menu utilities, whether in database form or dynamically
          driven.

     1.8. STATEMENT. The term "Statement" shall mean any Statement of Work to
          the Agreement.

     1.9. "THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE" means any software or other computer
          programming material (for example, a standard authoring tool or
          off-the-shelf software) which is specifically identified in the
          Statement as being owned by a company or individual other than iXL, is
          generally available to the public, including Client, under published
          licensing terms, and will be used in the development of or to display
          or run the Client Web Site.

    1.10. "WEB BROWSER" means software designed to allow interactive access to
          the World Wide Web, including without limitation, Netscape Navigator,
          Microsoft Internet Explorer.

    1.11. "WEB PAGE" means a document or file that is formatted using
          programming code used by iXL and that is intended to be accessible to
          Internet users with a Web Browser.

    1.12. "WEB SERVER" means a computer operated by or for Client (a) that iXL
          or others use in making the Client Web Site available on the Internet
          or intranet; or (b) that has a non-live version of the Client Web Site
          and that is used for making and testing content or other changes to
          the Client Web Site prior to making such changes available to the
          public over the Internet.

    1.13. "WEB SITE" means a series of interconnected Web Pages which may
          either be dynamically generated or may reside in a single directory or
          multiple directories on a single Web Server or multiple Web Servers.

    1.14. "WORKS" mean the items listed as "Works to be Delivered" in the
          "Project Timetable, Works Delivery and Payment

          Schedule" in the Statement, each in the form that iXL has
          specifically agreed to deliver that item to Client.

    1.15. "WORLD WIDE WEB" means all of the Web Pages that are accessible to a
          typical computer user with appropriate access to the Internet using a
          Web Browser.

2.   SOURCE OF CERTAIN MATERIALS.

     2.1. CLIENT MARKS AND MATERIALS. Client will provide a copy of all
          applicable Marks and all other concepts, methods, text, images and
          related materials (with all materials provided by Client, its
          advertising agency, or Client's other agents, including any works of
          authorship, the "Client Materials").

     2.2. THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE. Development and use of the Client Web Site may
          involve Third Party Software. Unless otherwise specified in the
          Statement, Client will be responsible for payment for, and entering
          into appropriate licensing agreements concerning Third Party Software
          required for the development of the Client Web Site. Unless otherwise
          specified in the Statement, the Client will be responsible for payment
          for, and entering into appropriate licensing agreements concerning use
          of Third Party Software required to run and display the Client Web
          Site.

     2.3. IXL PROVIDED MATERIALS. With the exception of the Client Materials and
          the Third Party Software, iXL will provide all other graphics, text,
          drawings, and other materials required to produce the Client Web Site
          or complete any applicable interactive services as set forth in the
          Statement.

3.   TIMETABLE FOR COMPLETION. iXL will provide the services and products to
     prepare and complete the Client Web Site on the timetable established in
     the "Project Timetable, Works Delivery and Payment Schedule" in the
     Statement (the "Project Timetable"). Client will provide to iXL the Client
     Materials including all media elements, materials, timely approvals, and
     assistance necessary for iXL to complete the Client Web Site on the Project
     Timetable. Any delay by the Client in providing materials, approvals, and
     assistance to iXL shall extend the deadline for the subsequent tasks of iXL
     under the Project Timetable by a period at least equal to Client's delay.
     In addition, for any Client obligation described as time-sensitive or
     critical in the Statement, failure of the Client to meet its deadline will
     entitle iXL to prepare a revised Project Timetable based on a realistic
     estimate of the affect of the delay on the completion of the project,
     taking into account other work scheduled by iXL.

4.   DELIVERY AND ACCEPTANCE. The following provisions will apply for delivery
     and acceptance of the Works developed hereunder. The standard for
     acceptance of the Works developed hereunder shall be material conformity to
     the specifications set forth in the Statement.

     4.1. Client will accept or reject the initial version and any corrected
          version of each Work within seven (7) business days after receipt,
          notifying iXL in writing of the specific nature of any Error,
          deficiencies or inadequacies in the initial draft. If Client does not
          reject the initial draft of any Work in writing in the manner and time
          period described herein, it will be deemed to be accepted.
          Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, Client shall waive
          its right to reject any version of a Work at such time as Client uses
          any portion of the Work in productive use.

     4.2. If Client rejects the initial version or any corrected version of any
          Work, iXL shall have a period of seven (7) business days from receipt
          of the written rejection to correct all Errors, deficiencies or
          inadequacies specified by Client and submit a revised draft.

     4.3. In the event that Client and iXL cannot agree on acceptance of, or
          acceptable modifications to, any Work within thirty (30) business days
          following the later of (i) the date indicated on the Project Timetable
          for delivery of that Work; or (ii) the date of the original submission
          of that Work to Client, both Client and iXL shall have the option of
          terminating the Statement on the terms described herein and therein.
          Unless otherwise provided in the Statement, upon termination by either
          iXL or Client, Client shall be obligated to compensate iXL for all
          work to date, and Client shall be entitled to receive copies of all
          Works in existence at that point, subject to the provisions of Section
          5 below, and to take over development of the project from that point.

5.       ALLOCATION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS.

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     5.1. RIGHTS IN THE SOFTWARE. The Software and all rights therein including
          any patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret or any other
          intellectual property right associated with the Software and any
          source code related to the Software shall be owned exclusively by iXL.
          Client shall have no claim of ownership in any of the patent,
          copyright, trademark, trade secret, or any other intellectual property
          right in the Software or any source code. iXL shall retain the right
          to reuse or incorporate Software whether previously developed or
          developed pursuant to the Statement in other projects for other
          customers.

     5.2. RIGHTS IN THE WORKS (WORKS FOR HIRE AND ASSIGNMENT). Subject to the
          rights of iXL in the Software described in Sections 5.1 and with the
          exception of any Third Party Software, upon full payment by Client (i)
          the services provided by iXL and the Works shall constitute "works
          made for hire" for Client, as that phrase is defined in Sections 101
          and 201 of the Copyright Act of 1976 (Title 17, United States Code),
          and (ii) Client shall be considered the author and shall be the
          copyright owner of the Works. If any of the Works do not qualify for
          treatment as "works for hire" or if iXL retains any interest in any
          components of the Works for any other reason, upon full payment by
          Client iXL grants, assigns and transfers to Client ownership of all
          United States and international copyrights and all other intellectual
          property rights in the Works, subject to certain rights of iXL
          described herein, and all the rights of use with respect thereof which
          are intended to be conferred under this Section 5, free and clear of
          any and all claims for royalties or other compensation except as
          stated in the Statement.

     5.3. RIGHTS IN THE MARKS. iXL agrees that the Marks and any goodwill
          appurtenant thereto shall be owned exclusively by Client and shall
          inure solely to the benefit of Client.

     5.4. LIMITED LICENSE TO THE SOFTWARE. Upon full payment by Client, iXL
          hereby grants Client in perpetuity a nonexclusive, non-transferable
          license throughout the universe to copy, distribute, transmit,
          display, perform, create derivative works, and otherwise use the
          Software in object code form, in whole or in part, including, without
          limitation, the right to add to, subtract from, arrange, rearrange,
          revise, modify, change and adapt the Software and any part or element
          thereof. All rights under this license shall be exercised by the
          Client solely to operate, maintain, and make the Client Web Site
          available to end users. Client is prohibited from duplicating and or
          distributing any Software without the prior written consent of iXL;
          provided, however that Client may copy the Software only as needed for
          backup or disaster recovery procedures. All rights in the Software not
          expressly granted to Client hereunder are reserved by iXL. Without
          limiting the foregoing, Client may not reverse engineer, reverse
          assemble, decompile, or otherwise attempt to derive the source code
          from the Software.

     5.5. LIMITED LICENSE TO THE WORKS. Client hereby grants to iXL the limited,
          nonexclusive right and license to copy, distribute, transmit, display,
          perform, create derivative works, modify and otherwise use and exploit
          the Works, any Client Materials provided to iXL hereunder, and the
          Marks solely for the purpose of rendering iXL's services under the
          Statement. Such limited right and license shall extend to no other
          materials or for any other purpose and shall terminate automatically
          upon termination of the Statement for any reason.

     5.6. THIRD PARTY SOFTWARE. iXL has identified in the Statement certain
          Third Party Software which may be used in the development of (or may
          need to be used by Client in the operation or modification of) the
          Client Web Site for which iXL cannot grant to Client the rights set
          forth in Sections 5.2 and 5.4 above. Except to the extent described in
          a Statement, iXL represents and warrants to Client that there are no
          restrictions or royalty terms applicable to iXL's or Client's use of
          such Third Party Software in making the Client Web Site available on
          the Internet or in preparing modifications of the Client Web Site to
          the extent permitted hereunder.

6.   DEMONSTRATION OF CLIENT WEB SITE. After Client has approved the Final
     Deliverable, (i) iXL may list Client as a client of iXL on iXL's Web Site
     and in all other iXL marketing materials; (ii) iXL will be authorized to
     create screen shots of the home page of Client's Web Site and incorporate
     those screen shots into iXL's digital and print marketing materials; (iii)
     iXL will be authorized to demonstrate the Client Web Site in presentations
     to current or prospective clients, subject to the confidentiality
     provisions of the Agreement; (iv) a credit and logo will be included on the
     bottom of the home page of the Client Web Site similar to "CREATED BY IXL
     INTERNET EXCELLENCE" which links to iXL's Web Site; and (v) iXL may include
     either a URL or plain text link to the Client Web Site on iXL's Web Site.
     For the purposes of this Section 6, iXL shall include iXL and its corporate
     parent. In the event that the Client substantially changes the Client Web
     Site using its own employees or a company other than iXL, Client may notify
     iXL that the rights under this Section 6 shall no longer apply.

7.   IXL'S REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES. iXL represents and warrants to Client
     that:

     7.1. All Works delivered to Client hereunder, excluding any Third Party
          Software and Client Materials, do not and will not infringe any
          patents, copyrights, trademarks, or other intellectual property
          rights, including trade secrets, privacy or similar rights of any
          person or entity, nor has any claim of such infringement been
          threatened or asserted against iXL;

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     7.2. The Final Deliverable accepted by Client will materially comply with
          the specifications in the Statement and any Change Orders; and

     7.3. In no event whatsoever shall iXL's warranties and representations
          hereunder extend or apply to any Final Deliverables or Software
          modified by any party other than iXL. Unless otherwise specified in
          the Statement, the Final Deliverable will function, on the dates of
          delivery and acceptance and for at least ninety (90) days thereafter
          (the "Warranty Period"), with properly configured Web Browsers. iXL's
          sole responsibility in the event that Client discovers an Error in the
          Final Deliverable during the Warranty Period, shall be to use
          reasonably commercial efforts to correct such Errors, or at iXL's
          option, to refund Client fees paid for the Software containing the
          Error after deinstallation and return thereof. All warranty claims not
          made in writing within the Warranty Period shall be deemed waived.
          iXL's warranty obligations are personal to Client and may not be
          extended to any third party.

8.   CLIENT'S REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES. Client represents and warrants to
     iXL that:

     8.1. Client either owns or has the right to the use (as contemplated
          herein) of the Client Materials. Client represents and warrants that
          the Client Materials are either proprietary to Client or are the
          intellectual property of third parties duly licensed to Client.

     8.2. Client further represents and warrants that it has either sole,
          exclusive title to the Client Materials or the right to license or
          sub-license such Client Materials and that such Client Materials do
          not and will not infringe upon or violate any patent, copyright,
          trademark, trade secret, or other proprietary or intellectual property
          rights of any third party. Client also represents and warrants that
          its use of the Final Deliverable will comply with applicable laws and
          regulations.

     8.3. Client will use any work created for it by iXL in compliance with all
          applicable laws and regulations, including but not limited to
          compliance with applicable privacy rights, laws, and regulations
          pertaining to both adults and children, now in effect or promulgated
          in the future by all governmental and regulatory authorities, in the
          U.S. and abroad.

9.   DEFENSE OF INFRINGEMENT ACTIONS.

     9.1. If any action, claim, suit or proceeding is brought against Client,
          alleging that the Client Web Site, the Software, the Works, or any
          portion thereof (other than the Client Materials or the Third Party
          Software) (the "Alleged Infringing Material") infringes on a patent,
          copyright, trademark, trade secret, or other intellectual property
          rights of any third party, iXL will defend such action, claim, suit or
          proceeding at its own expense and shall indemnify and hold Client
          harmless from and against all damages, liabilities, losses, expenses
          and costs, including reasonable attorneys fees and expenses, incurred
          by Client or arising in connection therewith. Indemnification is
          contingent on iXL being notified promptly of such claim, suit or
          proceeding in writing and is given authority, control and full and
          proper information and assistance in the defense and settlement of
          such claim, suit or proceeding. iXL shall have no liability or
          obligation regarding any infringement or claim which results, in whole
          or in part, from any of the following: (i) Client's alteration or
          modification of the Client Web Site (including any hardware or
          software component contained therein); (ii) the combination,
          operation, or use of the Client Web Site or any portion thereof with
          equipment, software, apparatus, or data not supplied or approved (in
          writing) by iXL if such claim would have been avoided, in whole or in
          part, by the use of other equipment, software, or data, whether or not
          capable of achieving the same results; (iii) infringement by a non-iXL
          product alone, as opposed to its combination with items which iXL
          provides to Client as part of the Client Web Site; (iv) use of
          superseded, altered or allegedly infringing versions or releases of
          the Client Web Site or any portion thereof if such alleged
          infringement could be avoided by the use of a different version made
          available by iXL; or (v) any information, design, specification,
          instruction, software, data, or material not furnished by iXL. If the
          Alleged Infringing Material is finally determined by a court of
          competent jurisdiction to constitute an infringement of any United
          States patent, copyright or other trade secret of a third party and
          its use is enjoined, iXL shall either (i) procure the right for Client
          to continue to use the Alleged Infringing Material as contemplated
          hereunder or (ii) replace or modify the Alleged Infringing Material
          with a version thereof that is not infringing and that satisfies the
          specifications in the Statement. If iXL determines that none of these
          alternatives is reasonably available, Client agrees to return the
          Alleged Infringing Material to iXL within five (5) business days of
          iXL's written request and the Statement shall then terminate. This
          Section 9.1 states the entire liability of iXL with respect to
          infringement of any third party intellectual property rights by the
          Alleged Infringing Material and iXL shall have no additional liability
          with respect to any alleged or proven infringement.

9.2. If any action, claim, suit or proceeding is brought against iXL, alleging
     that any of the Client Materials or Client Web Site specifications
     (including, but not limited to, any links, frames, meta-tags, or
     functionally equivalent features incorporated

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          into the Client Web Site) infringe on a patent, copyright, trademark,
          trade secret, or other intellectual property rights of any third
          party, Client will defend such action, claim, suit or proceeding at
          its own expense and shall indemnify and hold iXL harmless from and
          against all damages, liabilities, losses, expenses and costs,
          including reasonable attorneys fees and expenses, incurred by iXL or
          arising in connection therewith. Indemnification is contingent on
          Client being notified promptly of such claim, suit or proceeding in
          writing and is given authority, control and full and proper
          information and assistance in the defense and settlement of such
          claim, suit or proceeding.

     9.3. The provisions of this Section 9 shall survive the termination of the
          Statement.

10.  NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES RELATING TO COMMERCE WEB SITE. Although
     iXL has used its professional judgment, knowledge and expertise in
     recommending various hardware and software solutions on the Client Web
     Site, iXL disclaims all liability in connection with, the operation of the
     Client Web Site with respect to online commercial transactions, and shall
     not have any responsibility or liability for misuse of or failure to
     protect credit card or other information provided by Client's customers on
     the Client Web Site. Notwithstanding the foregoing limitation, upon
     reasonable notice from Client, iXL shall use reasonable efforts to correct
     any defects with regard to commercial transactions capabilities of the
     Client Web Site, during the term of the Statement. Client assumes the risk
     of loss and absolves iXL of any liability due to (a) Client offering any
     products for sale through the Client Web Site that constitute "soft" goods,
     for example, telephone usage cards, for which customers are given
     authorization codes by Client that are effective with or without physical
     delivery of the goods sold by Client; or (b) Client maintaining personal
     identification numbers or other authorization codes in connection with the
     Client Web Site.<PAGE>

Newgen Results, Inc.

                             STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)

                                       FOR

                           NEWGEN RESULTS CORPORATION

                                     [logo]

Revision:         Version 0.2                        Date:        June 5, 2000

Prepared By: Gunjan Siroya
infoGAIN Corporation

The information in this document is confidential between Newgen Results
Corporation ("Newgen") and infoGAIN Corporation ("infoGAIN"). It must not be
disclosed to any third party without prior consent from infoGAIN.

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1.   INTRODUCTION

     This Statement of Work defines the scope of the services and the
     deliverables that infoGAIN will provide to Newgen for their implementation
     of Clarify Ver. 8.5 ClearSales, Traveler, Call Center and ClearSupport
     modules beginning May 29, 2000.

     This document details the:

     -   Scope of infoGAIN's services to be delivered

     -   Roles and responsibilities of infoGAIN

     -   Deliverable items resulting from the service

     -   Acceptance by Newgen of the deliverables

     The tasks and activities used to define, develop, and deliver this service
     are specified in the attached schedule.

     1.1. CONTACT INFORMATION

     Following are infoGAIN contacts Newgen should use for normal business
     administration and issue resolution during this engagement.

         PRIMARY CONTACTS:-

         Subhash Solanki, eCRM Manager  (949) 223-5112

         Graham Dunn, Clarify Practice Manager  (408) 355-6033

         Gunjan Siroya, Business Development Manager (949) 223 - 5102

         SECONDARY CONTACTS :-

         Greg Anicich, Vice President eCRM and ERP solutions (408) 355-6095

         Rich Zuvella, Vice President Sales (408) 355 - 6082

     Following is the Newgen contact information infoGAIN will use for normal
     business administration and issue resolution during this engagement.

         PRIMARY CONTACTS :-

         Brian Ramphal, Vice President, I.T. & Infrastructure
           (858) 481- 7545 X2069

         Robert Watson, Business Analyst (858) 481 - 7545

         SECONDARY CONTACT:-

         Mario Sanchez, Vice President and CIO (800)  763 - 9436 X 2060

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2.   OBJECTIVES
     infoGAIN will be providing the full time services of infoGAIN's Business
     Consultant Manager (BCM) and part time services of infoGAIN's Clarify
     Practice Manager (CPM) to Newgen Results Corporation. The BCM will provide
     the necessary expertise and skills to assess and document Newgen's business
     needs and processes as well as manage any additional resources involved in
     this effort . The CPM and BCM, in conjunction with Newgen personnel, will
     provide Newgen with a high level solution design document as detailed
     below. infoGAIN expects to complete this work by June 30, 2000. If infoGAIN
     does not complete this work, as specified within the scope of this
     document, by June 30, 2000 (with a 3 day grace period), then infoGAIN
     agrees to complete the work as soon as possible at no charge after June 30,
     2000.

     Newgen, Clarify and infoGAIN have jointly created a high level plan for
     Phase I implementation (as defined below). The requirement assessment and
     high level design document would define the scope of Phase I to map the
     high level plan listed below.

     PHASE I

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
     Completion       Activity
     Date by
<S>                   <C>
     06 / 06/ 00      Finalize plans to implement Clarify, complete contract
                      agreement and SOW for undertaking a requirements study,
                      analysis and developing a high level design between
                      infoGAIN and Newgen.

     06/ 30/ 00       Delivery and acceptance of a report supplementing
                      Newgen's business requirements, a high level solution
                      design, a high level project plan and a SOW for execution
                      of Phase I. A draft SOW would be submitted earlier.
                      Newgen's business requirements and solution design with
                      respect to Traveler would be the responsibility of Clarify
                      PSO.

     08 / 15/ 00      Successful Implementation of Clarify Traveler (Clarify
                      PSO's responsibility) and ClearSales solution as per SOW /
                      project plan created on 06/30/00. The functionality would
                      include a solution for Sales / Marketing business function
                      and integration with MS Outlook email solution.

     10/ 01/ 00       Successful implementation of Clarify ClearSupport,
                      ClearHelpDesk and Clearcallcenter solution as per SOW /
                      project plan created on 06/30/00. Functionality and
                      integration would include Predictive Dialer, CTI,
                      Accounting interface, Data schema and data loading,
                      generation of Letters / Phone calls and Rules Engine.
</TABLE>

     All business requirements not incorporated in Phase I would be a part of
     Phase II implementation. Phase II implementation plan, SOW and Project Plan
     are not in scope of the requirement assessment and high level design
     document and would be considered before the completion of Phase I
     implementation.

3.   SCOPE

     Newgen's objectives are to implement an integrated Clarify - based CRM
     solution including :-

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         a.  Clarify ClearSales SFA functionality with Clarify traveler access

         b.  Clarify ClearCallCenter functionality with ASPECT ACD, CTI, IVR and
             eShare Predictive Dialer integration.

         c.  Clarify ClearSupport functionality (with remote accessibility by
             the Sales function).

         d.  A central Clarify customer repository accessible by all Clarify
             modules, consisting of data pertinent to Newgen's dealership
             customers as well as each dealership's customers. Newgen's Semantic
             Data Model would be used as the basis for designing the Clarify
             Schema.

         e.  A means of importing and processing dealership customer records on
             a daily basis.

         f.  A decision as to whether maintenance scheduling rules would be
             incorporated within the Clarify system will be made by June
             30th, 2000. Maintenance scheduling rules will give the ability to
             generate and export customer lists for letters and customer
             identifiers for call center customer calls, on a daily basis.

         g.  Clarify Web-Support access

     Under this agreement, infogain will define, develop, and deliver to Newgen
     Results, A USER REQUIREMENTS ASSESSMENT AND HIGH LEVEL SOLUTION DESIGN
     DOCUMENT.

     The purpose of this document is to provide a foundation and overall
     solution design to achieve the Newgen objectives outlined above. This
     document will address Customer import, maintenance scheduling, Sales, Call
     Center and Customer Support user needs by:

     -    Detailing agreed upon business processes with business process flow
          diagrams

     -    Detailing all recommended business process changes and Clarify based
          workflow process based changes with business process flow diagrams

     -    Describing the overall Clarify solution in achieving Newgen objectives
          above.

     -    A high level solution design identifying the most appropriate method
          of implementation and integration of the various solution components.
          This will include a high level project plan outlining the overall
          time-line, major milestones and tasks involved in delivering the
          proposed solution for each implementation phase.

     Configuration or customization level details for the implementation of each
     Clarify module is not in scope of this SOW. Module level detailed design
     will be generated as part of a detailed requirements and design task. This
     task will be the preliminary step to implement each Clarify module.

     infoGAIN expects the user requirement assessment and high level design SOW
     to be approximately 20 pages total. The final document would have to be
     accepted and signed before starting the Clarify Solution implementation.
     This document would be used for all considerations of implementation
     schedules, project plans, inclusions and exclusions to the scope and final
     deliverable by infoGAIN. Any scope changes after the completion of solution
     design would be given in writing. The changes would be analyzed, and if
     accepted to be part of Phase I, could have an impact on the schedules,
     project plans and cost of the implementation. All such changes to Phase I
     will be agreed in writing by Newgen and

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     infoGAIN. All other changes would be incorporated in Phase II
     implementation scope (to be defined later).

     In order to understand, analyze and document Newgen's current business
     processes, a series of interviews are required with key individuals from
     Newgen's sales, customer support, call center, finance, I.T., and other
     related user groups. infoGAIN expects to interview about 10 key Newgen
     personnel during this process. If more than 10 interviews are required,
     infoGAIN will obtain written permission from Newgen before proceeding. Any
     expected impact on the timeline as a result of this will be discussed at
     that time.

     PRODUCTS PURCHASED BY NEWGEN:

     Clarify version 8.5: ClearSupport & WebSupport, FTS & WebFTS, ClearSales,
     ClearCallcenter, ClearHelp-Desk, Account Manager, Task Manager, Script
     Manager, Traveler, Flexible Deployment, ClearCustomize, Clear Report Tools,
     Clear Extensions API toolkit, Actuate Reports.

     INTERFACING APPLICATIONS, PERIPHERAL PRODUCTS, THIRD-PARTY (INTEGRATED)
     PRODUCTS:

     -   To be determined

     HARDWARE, OPERATING SYSTEMS AND DATABASES (INCLUDING VERSION LEVELS)

     -   Application Server - To be determined

     -   Database Server - Oracle 8I on Sun Solaris on Sun servers

     -   Client - Thin client and Web-enabled access using PC compatibles on MS
         Windows 95/98/00

4. INFOGAIN ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

     It is infoGAIN's responsibility to ensure that all assigned work is
     completed as required.

     Each infogain consultant would submit timesheets and expense reports (for
     the prior week) to Newgen by 9am every Monday. The timesheets would be
     approved by Brian Ramphal, and in his absence by Robert Watson.

     A status report will be submitted to Newgen by 9am each Monday (or the
     immediate next day if Monday is a Holiday).

     The following infoGAIN personnel have been identified to be members of the
     engagement team:

     -   Subash Solanki, Business Consultant Manager - Full Time

     -   Graham Dunn, Clarify Practice Manager - Part Time (as needed)

5. ASSUMPTIONS

     The following are the assumptions made by infoGAIN in this Statement of
     Work. These assumptions impact the tasks described above and completion of
     the deliverable:

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     -   infoGAIN will be provided with all Clarify products (v8.5) and any
         other required software products (for example - products from Actuate,
         Aspect, First Choice, etc. that fall within the scope), the required
         hardware, networking and office infrastructure as needed for the term
         of the engagement (desk, phone, email and internet access, etc.).
         infoGAIN would also have access to all necessary systems for the term
         of the project.

     -   Newgen will respond to infoGAIN questions or issues within the agreed
         upon timeframe, in order not to negatively impact the timelines set
         forth herein. Newgen will provide access to people who are
         knowledgeable about Newgen's business and IT environments as required.

     -   Newgen will keep infoGAIN informed of any events and issues they are
         aware of that may have a bearing on the progress and/or successful
         completion of the project.

     -   Newgen will provide the staff necessary to assist with requirements
         gathering, business analysis, documentation, and other purposes related
         to the deliverable.

     -   infoGAIN will agree to abide by all of Newgen's administrative rules
         and policies. Newgen would provide a copy of Newgen's administrative
         rules and policies document to infoGAIN for infoGAIN's review and
         acceptance.

6. PRICING AND SCHEDULE

     This work effort will be performed and billed on a time and materials
     basis. Normal work hours are from 8am to 5pm, Monday through Friday,
     however in the occurrence of aggressive deadlines, infogain personnel may
     be asked to work additional hours. This SOW will become part of and be
     governed by the consulting services agreement signed between Newgen and
     infoGAIN on 05/02/00 and as listed in exhibit A -2 enclosed.

     Time schedule and Costs:

<TABLE>
<CAPTION>
     Consultant             Rate      Activity                                       Dates             Estimated
                                                                                                       Cost
<S>                         <C>       <C>                                            <C>               <C>
     Subhash Solanki        $225 /    TO PROVIDE CONSULTING EXPERTISE REGARDING      5-29-00 THRU.     $36,000
                            HR.       THE ITEMS LISTED IN SECTION 3 TITLED "SCOPE"   6-30-00
                                      OF THIS DOCUMENT                               (ESTIMATED
                                                                                     HOURS - 160)

     Graham Dunn            $275 /    TO PROVIDE CONSULTING EXPERTISE REGARDING      5-29-00 THRU.     $20,625
                            Hr.       THE ITEMS LISTED IN SECTION 3 TITLED "SCOPE"   6-30-00
                                      OF THIS DOCUMENT                               (ESTIMATED
                                                                                     HOURS - 75)
     TOTAL ESTIMATED COST                                                                              $56,625
</TABLE>

     infoGAIN also estimates the need for additional consulting resources in
     support of requirement assessment and high level design document. The rates
     for these consultants would be $ 175 / Hr. plus reasonable expenses.
     infoGAIN estimates the presence of these consultants for approximately 3
     days each on this assignment.

     All reasonable actual expenses are reimbursable. Travel time and expenses
     are above and beyond the estimated cost listed in this section.

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     All expenses would be charged at a prorated basis of $35 / Hr. for all
     personnel travelling outside the 50 Miles radius from their residence with
     the exception of mileage. Mileage is reimbursed at $0.325 per mile for all
     other personnel.

     This agreement is valid when Newgen has accepted in writing this Statement
     of Work from infoGAIN. Work will commence once this acceptance has been
     received. Any changes have to be mutually acceptable by Newgen and
     infogain.

4.   SIGNATURE SECTION

     NEWGEN ACKNOWLEDGES THAT NEWGEN HAS READ THIS STATEMENT OF WORK,
     UNDERSTANDS IT AND AGREES TO BE BOUND BY ITS TERMS AND CONDITIONS. FURTHER,
     NEWGEN AGREES THAT THE STATEMENT OF WORK AND APPLICABLE WORK ORDERS ARE THE
     COMPLETE AND EXCLUSIVE STATEMENT OF THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE PARTIES,
     WHICH SUPERSEDES ALL PROPOSALS OR PRIOR AGREEMENTS, ORAL OR WRITTEN, AND
     ALL OTHER COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN THE PARTIES RELATING TO THE SUBJECT MATTER
     HEREOF.

     PLEASE RETURN A SIGNED COPY OF THIS STATEMENT OF WORK TO

         GUNJAN SIROYA

         BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER

         3333 MIICHELSON DR. SUITE 230. IRVINE, CALIFORNIA  92612

         PHONE: (949) 223-5102, FAX: (949) 223-5110, EMAIL: gunjans@infogain.com

NEWGEN RESULTS CORPORATION                       INFOGAIN CORPORATION

Signed: /s/ Mario Sanchez                        By: /s/ Gunjan Siroya
       ----------------------------                 ----------------------------
Name: Mario Sanchez                              Name: Gunjan Siroya
     ------------------------------                   --------------------------
Title: VP & CIO                                  Title: BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MGR
      -----------------------------                    -------------------------
Date: 6/9/00                                     Date: 06/09/00
     ------------------------------                   --------------------------

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      EXHIBIT A - PROJECT REQUEST - MARIO - WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS
          EXHIBIT. IT CONTAINS ITEMS THAT ARE ALREADY COVERED IN THE
                   SOW, AND IS NOT REFERNCED IN THE SOW?

CLIENT hereby requests INFOGAIN CORPORATION to perform the following consulting
services and agrees to pay for them at the rates specified (point 9.) and
payment terms (point 10) defined below on presentation of INFOGAIN CORPORATION'S
original invoice.

<TABLE>
<S>                                                  <C>
1.   Description of services to be performed:        AS DEFINED IN THE ENCLOSED STATEMENT OF
                                                     WORK VER. 0.2 DTD.06/05/00

2.   State date:                                     MAY 29, 2000

3.   Duration of assignment:                         TO BE COMPLETED BY JUNE 30TH.,2000

4.   Client representative:                          MARIO SANCHEZ

5.   Client address:                                 12680 HIGH BLUFF DRIVE, SUITE 300 SAN
                                                     DIEGO, CA 92130

6.   Client phone and e-mail details:                858 - 481 - 7545 X 2060

7.   Infogain Corporation consultant(s):             SUBHASH SOLANKI - eCRM MANAGER

Graham Dunn - Clarify Practice Manager (Part-Time)

8.   Infogain Corporation representative:            GUNJAN SIROYA,
                                                     949-223-5102, gunjans@infogain.com

9.   Rate(s) of billing:                             SUBHASH SOLANKI @ $225/HOUR + $35 / HR.
                                                     AS EXPENSES, GRAHAM DUNN @ $ 275 / HR. +
                                                     $35 / HR. AS EXPENSES

10.  Payment terms:                                  INFOGAIN WILL RAISE AN INVOICE FOR THIS PROJECT
                                                     WITH A NET 15 DAY PAYMENT TERM.
</TABLE>

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ACCEPTED BY:

<TABLE>
<S>                                               <C>
        NEWGEN RESULTS (CLIENT)                   INFOGAIN CORPORATION (INFOGAIN)

        /s/ Mario Sanchez                         /s/ Gunjan Siroya
        ----------------------------              ----------------------------
        Signature                                 Signature

          06/09/00                                   6/9/00
        ----------------------------              ----------------------------
        Date                                      Date

        Mario Sanchez VP & CIO                    Gunjan Siroya
        ----------------------------              ----------------------------
        Name and Title                            Name and Title

</TABLE>

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