Exocog Signs Beta Testing Partnership Agreements
April 4, 2013

Exocog, Incorporated, a developer of corporate and commercial precognitive advisory services, announced that it had entered into beta testing agreements with investors and potential customers and clients. These agreements form the basis of the first test of Exocog's precognitive services outside the company's laboratories.

"Our work over the past two years has gone very well -- better, in fact, than we had foreseen," joked Peter Glenstone, Exocog's co-founder, president, and CEO. "As a result, we are ready to submit our precognitive techniques to testing about three months sooner than we had originally anticipated. These tests will help us confirm the validity and utility of our services. These services are still experimental and continue to benefit from research, but a founding principle of Exocog is that research is done best in the crucible of product development. Depending on the success of the services, these agreements will also bring additional revenue into Exocog, something that any young company finds useful."

Mr. Glenstone added, "I must also acknowledge the contributions made by Dr. Richard Dexforth, the Institute for Precognitive Studies, and our Scientific Advisory Board. The creation of this board has already paid off; the Board provided us with invaluable assistance to the solution of several problems that had resisted our previous attempts at solution. We hope that all our interactions with the Board will be this successful. "

Five of these partnerships have been established, and are in fact currently underway. Details of the partnerships, including the names of the partners, the questions undergoing envisionment, and the amount of possible revenues that might be paid to Exocog, are all confidential. More details may become available as the experiments reach completion.