Draper, UT - May 10, 2000 - FutureLink Corp. (Nasdaq: FTRL), one of the first application service providers (ASP), today announced WorkForceIQ.com, a subscription-based corporate training service, built on Learnframe's open LMS architecture found in the Pinnacle Learning Manager (PLM). This open architecture designed primarily for small and mid-sized businesses allows, PLM to quickly integrate with any courseware and provides the framework for the hosted application portfolio available on the FutureLink WorkForceIQ website.

FutureLink now offers its customers an enterprise wide learning solution from Learnframe on a monthly subscription basis. This level of Learning Management, once only available to Fortune 2000 corporations, will now be available at the small to mid size company levels. This integrated e-Learning solution is designed to deliver measurable, bottom-line impact. Businesses will now be able to track and quantify their employee training, all for a low-monthly fee per user.

"With Learnframe's Pinnacle Learning Manager, FutureLink now offers the highest level of e-Learning solutions to our customers - realized at substantial savings in training delivery to the individual employees," said Glen C. Holmes, president and COO of FutureLink. "Learnframe's open LMS technology will allow us great flexibility and scalability in offering our e-Learning solutions in a hosted platform to many thousands of users".

"The partnership with FutureLink will enable the small to mid size businesses to take advantage of the award-winning Learnframe Enterprise technology" said Mike Memmott, Sr., Chairman and CEO Learnframe, Inc. "FutureLink's ASP leadership and technical expertise combined with Learnframe's Web technology will create a powerful e-Learning hosted solution that will allow businesses to rapidly deploy e-Learning solutions for their employees".

To compete in the new Knowledge Economy, the companies that maintain a higher level of trained employees will achieve competitive advantage. This Knowledge Capital will add value to their balance sheet!

FutureLink has aggregated more than 1000 courses in software applications, human resources, sales, customer service, management, leadership and productivity training. The courses come from content developers such as Ziff-Davis Education/element K, SkillSoft, NetG, and many more. All of the courses can be accessed any time, anywhere, via a Web browser. The courses are fully interactive, with application simulations, sound and narration. 

Both companies will aggressively market their joint solution and will engage in cooperative sales and marketing activities to showcase the customer value of the integrated solutions.

About Learnframe, Inc.
Learnframe (www.learnframe.com) is the leading provider of e-Learning technologies and services for small to large enterprises, government agencies, learning providers and Internet businesses around the world. Enterprises in all industries rely on Learnframe's framework of e-Learning technologies and large library of programs to deliver and manage learning programs globally, improve training results, and achieve greater efficiencies. Learnframe offerings include customized corporate universities on company intranets, complete hosting services for all learning needs, and one of the largest online learning libraries available today, covering CBT, text, video, and more. Learnframe can seamlessly integrate CBT from 60-plus vendors, without any modification to the courseware. Customers such as Agilent, Honeywell, Abbott Labs, KLA Tencor, US AirForce, Novell, Rockwell Collins and Intraware.com use Learnframe to assess, plan, distribute, measure, and improve learning for customers, partners, employees, and suppliers. For more information, please contact: Kim Stilson or Jeanette McMurtry, 1-800-738-9800 or www.learnframe.com.

Additional information about Learnframe, Inc. is available on the Internet at www.learnframe.com.

About FutureLink
FutureLink is one of the founders of the new application service provider (ASP) industry and the number one provider of server-based computing solutions from Citrix Systems. Companies are provided with 24 hour access to the latest business applications and services- all via the internet. Now, companies no longer have to own or operate the hardware and software on which their business computing runs. Instead, they pay rental fees, typically on a monthly per-seat subscription basis. This new approach spares users the pain and expense of developing and operating their own computing infrastructures. Instead, users access computing resources that are located in remote locations, which are independently operated and maintained by teams of skilled, experienced specialists.

Additional information about FutureLink is available on the Internet at: www.futurelink.net