About Compuware Corporation

Fact Sheet Employees (As of December 31, 2007) This document provides general, publicly available information and facts about Compuware Corporation. • Total worldwide: 6,496 More detailed information can be obtained by visiting the company’s website at www.compuware.com or • Billable Professional Services: 3,251 by contacting the corporate offices at 800-521-9353. Customers

• Compuware has more than 23,000 customers About Compuware Corporation around the world.

Compuware Corporation (Nasdaq: CPWR) maximizes • Compuware Covisint customers include more the value IT brings to the business by helping CIOs than 300,000 users at more than 30,000 more effectively manage the business of IT. companies. Compuware solutions accelerate the development, • Compuware customers include: improve the quality and enhance the performance of critical business systems while enabling CIOs to align ¾ 90%+ of Fortune and Global Fortune 100 and govern the entire IT portfolio, increasing companies efficiency, cost control and employee productivity ¾ 70%+ of Fortune 500 companies throughout the IT organization. Founded in 1973, ¾ The top 20 Global Fortune 500 automotive Compuware serves the world's leading IT OEMs and suppliers organizations, including more than 90 percent of the Fortune 100 companies. Learn more about ¾ 100% of Fortune 500 financial and Compuware at http://www.compuware.com/. securities firms ¾ 80% of Fortune 500 insurance companies Corporate Fast Facts ¾ 70% of Fortune 500 healthcare companies ¾ 65% of Fortune 500 telecommunications • Incorporated: March 23, 1973 in Michigan companies

• Founders: ¾ Peter Karmanos, Jr., CEO and Chairman of Corporate Offices the Board ¾ Thomas Thewes (retired March 31, 1995), We maintain approximately 96 offices in 32 Vice Chairman of the Board-Emeritus countries. ¾ Allen Cutting (Deceased April 4, 1990) The Company’s headquarters is located at One • Initial Public Offering: Campus Martius, Detroit, Michigan 48226. ¾ December 16, 1992 at a split-adjusted price of $2.75. For more information concerning Compuware’s ¾ Company stock trades on the Nasdaq stock worldwide offices, please visit: exchange under the ticker symbol CPWR http://www.compuware.com/corporate/offices ¾ Member of the S&P 500 • World Headquarters: Detroit, MI Compuware Mission • Fiscal Year: April 1 through March 31 Compuware will be the best worldwide provider of • Fiscal Quarters: quality software products and services designed to increase productivity. We will continue to create ¾ Q1: April 1—June 30 practical solutions that meet our customers’ needs ¾ Q2: July 1—September 30 and surpass their expectations. We will provide an ¾ Q3: October 1—December 31 environment for our employees where excellence is encouraged and rewarded. ¾ Q4: January 1—March 31

• First Software Product: Abend-AID, 1977 • Cusip Number: 20563810

We offer software solutions and professional services Guiding Principles in three primary areas of IT value delivery:

• Application delivery, encompassing business Guiding principles are Compuware’s performance requirements management, automated standards for all employees. They create a common development, quality assurance, performance bond through trust that serves as the foundation for assurance and delivery management—enabling teamwork and the Compuware spirit: IT organizations to deliver packaged, outsourced Customer or internally developed applications that meet business needs and production service Meeting customer needs is fundamental to requirements Compuware’s success. We view each customer as special, and we are committed to earning his or her • Service management, in which the delivery of trust and respect. key business services—including the associated applications and infrastructure—are measured Service and managed Service is the vehicle by which customer loyalty is • IT portfolio management, which enables IT established and additional marketing opportunities executives to prioritize, measure and manage are created. the entire spectrum of IT investments and Excellence activities through portfolio-based decision making and communicating the value delivered We strive for excellence, knowing that it is the basis to the business for providing quality in everything we do. Enthusiasm Business Objectives We approach each job with enthusiasm, deriving What needs to be accomplished to realize the satisfaction and enjoyment as Compuware team mission: players. We treat others courteously and with respect. 1. We will provide service to all customers beyond Integrity their expectations. Integrity is the basis for our behavior. Open and honest communication is valued and encouraged in 2. We will increasingly focus on new markets and every relationship. customers while maintaining strong relationships with existing customers. Diligence We recognize that through hard work, high energy 3. We will maximize sales by ensuring that all and personal commitment, our work will be customers are fully aware of our complete rewarding. product line.

Creativity 4. We will evolve our product line to meet the We believe that each individual is unique and has the needs of our customers. opportunity to apply that "uniqueness" to make a difference. 5. We will respect our employees and provide them with opportunities to grow and share in the success of Compuware. Business Strategy 6. We will regard our vendors as strategic partners Compuware’s business strategy is to provide a broad and remain committed to strengthening these range of software and professional services offerings relationships through mutual respect, trust, and to the largest users of information technology in the goal satisfaction. world. Our enterprise IT solutions are focused on providing a real return on investment for our clients 7. We will be sensitive to costs, knowing that an by increasing the performance of the entire IT efficient organization will benefit our customers, organization and enabling IT management to deliver our corporation and its employees. maximum business impact in support of the organization's strategic objectives. We support the most widely used technologies and platforms, 8. We will continue to pursue all opportunities for including IBM z/Series (mainframe), Java, Microsoft growth that are consistent with our long-term Windows and .NET, UNIX, Linux, Oracle and SAP. financial health.

Products and Services Sales & Marketing

PRODUCTS: Our software products enhance the We market software products primarily through a effectiveness of key disciplines throughout the IT direct sales force in the United States, Canada, organization, from application development and Europe, Japan, Asia-Pacific, Brazil, Mexico and South delivery to service management and IT portfolio Africa as well as through independent distributors management, supporting all major enterprise giving us a presence in 60 countries. We market our computing platforms. professional services primarily through account managers located in offices throughout North Application Delivery: Our Optimal, Uniface, America, Europe and Asia-Pacific. DevPartner, QACenter, Hiperstation, File-AID and Xpediter products and the Compuware Application Competition Reliability Solution ("CARS") help IT organizations to consistently and efficiently develop and deliver reliable, scalable applications that meet business Products: The markets for our software products needs and deliver high levels of customer are highly competitive and characterized by continual satisfaction. change and improvement in technology. We consider more than 40 firms to be directly competitive with one or more of our products. These competitors Service Management: Our Abend-AID, Strobe and include BMC Software, Inc., Borland Software Corp., Vantage products are used to manage IT service CA, International Business Machines Corporation delivery - providing IT organizations with the ability ("IBM") and Hewlett-Packard Company. to measure, manage and communicate service in business terms while enabling delivery of consistently high levels of service through systematic Services: The market for professional services is analysis of application and infrastructure highly competitive, fragmented and characterized by performance. low barriers to entry. Our principal competitors in professional services include Accenture Ltd., Computer Sciences Corporation, Electronic Data IT Portfolio Management: Our Changepoint Systems Corporation, IBM Global Services, Analysts solution provides IT executives with visibility into all International Corporation, Keane, Inc., Infosys aspects of IT activity, supports effective investment Technologies, Sun Microsystems, Inc., GXS decision-making driven by business strategy, enables Strategies, Sterling Commerce Corp. and numerous IT resources to be effectively aligned with business other regional and local firms in the markets in which priorities, provides timely and accurate financial we have professional services offices. budgeting, tracking and reporting, and enables and enforces organizational best practices through process automation. Executive Officers of the Registrant

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES: We offer a broad Compuware’s executive officers, who are elected by range of IT services for distributed systems and and serve at the discretion of the Board of Directors, mainframe environments. Our offerings include are as of follows: technical staffing, application services and development, quality assurance, project Peter Karmanos, Jr. management and application maintenance. We also Peter Karmanos, Jr. is a founder of the company and offer professional services solutions that utilize has served as Chairman of the Board since Compuware's products for enhanced efficiency, November 1978, as Chief Executive Officer since July quality and performance. 1987 and as President from January 1992 through October 1994. Professional services also includes Covisint, our business-to-business (“b2b”) applications and Laura L. Fournier interoperability services division. Covisint provides a Laura L. Fournier has served as Senior Vice secure, collaborative services platform that digitizes President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer since and integrates information assets that cross April 1998. Ms. Fournier was Corporate Controller disparate systems and user communities. By from June 1995 through March 1998. From February combining centralized identity and access 1990 through May 1995, Ms. Fournier was Director management technologies, advanced portal of Internal Audit. functionality and global b2b messaging, users can find, access and share information across disparate systems more effectively.

Thomas M. Costello, Jr. ¾ Faye Alexander Nelson Thomas M. Costello, Jr. has served as General • Executive: Counsel since January 1985, Vice President from ¾ Dennis W. Archer January 1995 to May 2003 and Secretary since May 1995. Mr. Costello was appointed Senior Vice ¾ Gurminder S. Bedi President of Human Resources in September 2003. ¾ W. James Prowse Mr. Costello joined Compuware in 1984 as Assistant • Nominating/Corporate Governance: General Counsel. ¾ Gurminder S. Bedi Robert C. Paul ¾ William O. Grabe Robert C. Paul is President and Chief Operating ¾ William R. Halling Officer of Covisint, which was acquired by ¾ W. James Prowse (Chair) Compuware in March 2004. Mr. Paul has spent nearly three years at Covisint. Before joining • Strategic Planning: Covisint, Mr. Paul spent one year as President of ¾ Dennis W. Archer SYNAPZ, a division of Future Three Corporation, and nearly two years as President and Chief Operating ¾ Gurminder S. Bedi Officer at Coherent Networks International. ¾ G. Scott Romney (Chair) • Shareholder Relations and Diversity and Board of Directors and Committees Community Relations: ¾ Dennis W. Archer (Chair) Board of Directors: Compuware currently ¾ Faye Alexander Nelson maintains a nine-person Board of Directors including: ¾ Dr. Glenda D. Price • Dennis W. Archer ¾ G. Scott Romney Chairman, Dickinson Wright

• Gurminder S. Bedi Investor Facts Member of the Board • William O. Grabe • Stock Split History (2 for 1): Managing Member, General Atlantic Partners ¾ April 14, 1997 • William R. Halling ¾ November 4, 1997 Member of the Board ¾ March 1, 1999 • Peter Karmanos, Jr. • Stock High: Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer ¾ Intraday: $40.00 (12/27/99) ¾ Close: $39.0625 (12/27/99 & 12/31/98) • Faye Alexander Nelson President and Chief Executive Officer, Detroit • Dividends: Compuware currently does not issue Riverfront Conservancy dividends

• Dr. Glenda D. Price • Purchasing Compuware Stock: Compuware President, Marygrove College currently does not offer a direct stock purchase plan • W. James Prowse Member of the Board • Transfer Agent: EquiServe Limited Partnership: P.O. Box 219045, Kansas City, MO • G. Scott Romney 64121-9045 (1-800-426-5523) Partner, Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP www.equiserve.com • Thomas Thewes • Auditors: Deloitte & Touche LLP Vice Chairman of the Board (Emeritus)

Board Committees: Standing committees include: Awards and Recognition • Audit: ¾ William R. Halling (Chair) Compuware has received numerous awards and ¾ Dr. Glenda D. Price other recognition during our three decades in ¾ W. James Prowse business. The following is a list of a few recent awards: • Compensation: ¾ Gurminder S. Bedi • Independent Research Firm Recognizes Compuware Changepoint as a Leader in ¾ William O. Grabe (Chair) Project Portfolio Management Market: On

December 20, Compuware announced that leader--featuring both breadth and depth--by Forrester Research has recognized Compuware Ovum, a leading analyst firm. Changepoint as a leader in the Project Portfolio Management (PPM) market. In the December • Compuware DevPartner Named a Top 2007 report, "The Forrester Wave: Project Product of 2006 by Leading Technology Portfolio Management Tools, Q4 2007," Forrester Publications: On January 15, 2007, wrote: "Compuware continues to be a leader in Compuware announced that two of its all the fundamentals of PPM, particularly in its application delivery solutions won major industry resource and financial management recognition. Compuware DevPartner Studio and capabilities." Compuware DevPartner SecurityChecker were honored as top products of 2006 by CRN • Compuware Changepoint Rated Leader in Magazine and by Tech Target's SearchVB.com. Project Portfolio Management for Second Consecutive Year: On December 10, 2007 • Compuware Again Named Top 50 Company Compuware announced that its IT Portfolio for African-American MBAs: On Feb 15, 2007 Management solution, Compuware Changepoint, Compuware announced that it had -- for the earned the Yphise award for best "IT Investment second-consecutive year -- earned placement on and Project Portfolio Management (IPPM)" Black MBA Magazine's "Top 50 Companies for solution for the second consecutive year. In Black MBAs to Work" list. Compuware placed Yphise's Software Product Assessment Report #33 on the list, the second-highest placement for IPPM, Yphise rated the Compuware awarded to a high-tech firm. Changepoint solution ahead of products from • Compuware Wins Industry Awards for HP, IBM and Planview. SOA/Web Services and Security Testing: On • Compuware Covisint Wins Second December 12, 2006, Compuware announced Consecutive 'Best Demonstration of that two of its application delivery solutions, Value/ROI' Award at Healthcare IT Compuware DevPartner SecurityChecker and Summit: On November 26, 2007, Compuware Compuware DevPartner Studio, won a Software announced that Compuware Covisint earned its Test & Performance Magazine (ST&P) Testers second consecutive "Best Demonstration of Choice Award. Value/ROI" Healthcare Innovation Award at the • Compuware Covisint Wins 'Best recent Gartner Healthcare Summit 2007. Demonstration of Value/ROI' at Gartner Additionally, for the third consecutive year, Healthcare Summit: On November 27, 2006, Covisint was nominated for "Solution with Compuware announced that Compuware Greatest Market Potential." Covisint earned the "Best Demonstration of • Compuware Cited as an Industry Leader in Value/ROI" IT Executives' Choice Award at the Appliance-based End-user Experience recent Gartner Healthcare Summit, sponsored Monitoring: On July 3, 2007 Compuware by Gartner Vision Events. Additionally, for the announced that it was recognized as a leader by second consecutive year, Compuware Covisint Forrester Research in its June 21, 2007, was nominated for "Solution with Greatest Forrester Wave report titled: "The Forrester Market Potential." Wave (TM): Appliance-based End User • Metropolitan Detroit's Best and Brightest Experience Monitoring, Q2 2007." Compuware Companies to Work For: On November 9, Vantage received the highest current offering 2006, Compuware announced it was named as score and was described by Forrester as "the one of 101 Metropolitan Detroit's Best and most versatile end-user monitoring solution." Brightest Companies to Work For by the • Compuware Changepoint Voted 'Best Michigan Business and Professional Association Resource Scheduling Solution': On July 2, for the sixth consecutive year. 2007 Compuware announced that senior IT • Compuware Named One of the Best executive attendees at the Gartner Project & Workplaces for Commuters(SM): On October Portfolio Management Summit selected 18, 2006, The U.S. Environmental Protection Compuware Changepoint as "Best Resource Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of Scheduling Solution." Transportation (DOT) named Compuware one of • Hour Detroit Magazine Readers Select the Best Workplaces for Commuters. This Compuware in Best of Detroit Issue: On May designation recognizes the many effective 30, 2007, Compuware announced that for the commuter programs Compuware's Commuter second consecutive year, Hour Detroit readers Assistance Center provides its employees. voted Compuware Best Place to Work and Best • Best Technology and Service Provider: On Workplace Ambiance in the magazine's annual July 10, 2006, Compuware announced that it Best of Detroit issue. had been selected "Best Technology and Service • Ovum Names Compuware the Leader in Provider" by senior IT executive attendees at the Software Testing Tools: On April 25, 2007, Project & Portfolio Management 2006 event. Compuware announced that it had been • Best of Tech•Ed 2006 Award: On June 26, positioned as the software testing tools market 2006, Compuware announced that DevPartner

Studio won the Best of Tech•Ed 2006 Award in The company hosts its second annual Partner the “Developer Tools” category. Summit at headquarters, providing hundreds of partners with comprehensive learning tracks that • Hour Magazine Best Places to Work: On detail partner and customer successes and highlights June 14, 2006, Compuware announced that collaboration between Compuware, its partners and Hour Detroit readers recently voted Compuware their joint customers. Another Partner Summit is also Best Place to Work and Best Workplace held in China. Ambiance in the magazine's annual Best of Detroit issue. Compuware Covisint announces a three-year • DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for contract with Shanghai GM and hundreds of its Diversity List: On June 5, 2006, Compuware suppliers based in Asia, North America, Europe and today announced that it had earned placement Latin America to provide messaging and integration on the DiversityInc Top 50 Companies for services. General Motors also names Covisint a Tier 1 Diversity List. A total of 256 companies service provider as part of GM’s 2006 IT re-sourcing competed for placement on the highly coveted initiative. Covisint also wins the IT Executives’ Choice list. “Best Demonstration of Value/ROI” Award at the Gartner Healthcare Summit. • eWEEK Excellence Award for IT Quality Assurance: On May 30, 2006, Compuware announced that eWEEK, a leading IT enterprise Compuware earns inclusion on the new NASDAQ news magazine, named Compuware Vantage the Global Select Market, which has the highest initial winner of the IT Quality Assurance Tools listing standards of any exchange in the world based category during the sixth-annual Excellence on financial and liquidity requirements. Awards ceremony held in Boston on May 23. The eWEEK Excellence Awards recognize and honor Compuware Changepoint is positioned in the Leader products with high levels of innovation. Quadrant of The Gartner Magic Quadrant for IT Project and Portfolio Management Applications. The • 16th Annual Software Development Jolt technology is also recognized by Forrester Research, Product Excellence Awards: On April 6, 2006, which names Changepoint as a leader in the Project Compuware announced that three of its Quality Portfolio Management market. Changepoint also Solutions won Productivity Awards in the 16th earns the Yphise award for best Project Portfolio Annual Software Development Jolt Product Management solution, and is selected “Best Excellence Awards. The Jolt Productivity awards Technology and Service Provider” by senior IT were presented to Compuware QACenter executive attendees at the Project & Portfolio Enterprise Edition 5.1 in the "Quality Project Management 2006 event. Management" category, Compuware DevPartner SecurityChecker 1.0 in the "Security Tools" Compuware receives a number of awards, including category and Compuware DevPartner Studio 8.0 being named one of the “Best Workplaces for in the "Utilities" category. Commuters” by the U.S. EPA and the U.S. Department of Transportation, one of the 2006 101 Metropolitan Detroit’s Best and Brightest Companies Corporate History to Work For and one of DiversityInc’s Top 50 Companies for Diversity. A number of its products Since 1973, Compuware Corporation has helped also receive awards, including Compuware transform information technology investments into DevPartner SecurityChecker and DevPartner Studio business assets. Below are some of the landmark named Software Test & Performance Magazine events over the last three decades plus that have Testers Choice Award. helped define Compuware as a company. Achieves Ford Motor Company’s coveted Q1 2002 2006 certification. Through this, Ford acknowledges Compuware as a preferred supplier that pays close Compuware acquires SteelTrace of Dublin, Ireland. attention to processes, improvement, quality of work Renamed OptimalTrace, the product aligns and customer satisfaction. application delivery to business needs through a structured, visual approach to the management of Compuware extends its relationship with the Eclipse enterprise application requirements. Compuware also Foundation. With Eclipse Foundation, Compuware acquires ProviderLink of Cary, North Carolina, which announces the creation of the Tools Services supports paper-based healthcare organizations in Framework (Corona) Project to be led by interacting electronically with organizations of Compuware. greater technology sophistication. Compuware announces a number of strategic enhancements to many of its product families, including QACenter, Vantage, OptimalJ, DevPartner and Strobe.

Compuware acquires Adlex, Incorporated, which 2005 pioneered Service Delivery Management technology that enables Internet Service Providers and Compuware enters into a software, services and enterprise customers to diagnose and manage the technology partnership with IBM and settles all quality of service that business-critical applications outstanding litigation between the companies. The deliver to end users. This technology complements agreement states that IBM will enter into license and the Compuware Vantage product line by providing maintenance agreements for $140 million of extremely high-capacity, agentless end-user Compuware software and offer Compuware $260 experience monitoring and deep insight into million of services opportunities. application performance.

Compuware announces its continued strategic Compuware enhances and launches strategic commitment to Microsoft. In addition to its support versions of many of its products and solutions, of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, Compuware outlines including CARS, Vantage, QACenter, Changepoint, plans to continue offering a unique combination of OptimalJ, Strobe, DevPartner, Abend-AID, File-AID expertise, best practices and products to help IT and Uniface.China to support its growing business organizations develop, test, manage and govern throughout. applications developed for the Windows platform. 2004 Compuware initiates a long-term commitment to the Eclipse Foundation by becoming an Eclipse Strategic Compuware acquires the products and technology of Developer. Compuware will focus its efforts on Covisint, LLC—the company whose solutions connect application life cycle integration and tool the global automotive industry. During the year, interoperability and dedicate resources to the Eclipse Covisint makes available two new services that Application Lifecycle Framework (ALF) project. enable companies to securely share information and business processes with their customers and The Gartner Application Quality Ecosystem positions suppliers—Covisint Identity Management and a Compuware in the “Leaders” quadrant in the lower-cost version of Covisint Communicate. Covisint Application Quality Ecosystem Magic Quadrant, also announces an agreement with General Motors to 2005: Leaders and Challengers report. Also, the use Covisint Connect data messaging service. Under Gartner IT Project Portfolio Management (PPM) Magic the agreement, more than 6,000 GM supplier Quadrant positions Compuware in the “Leaders” manufacturing locations will use Covisint Connect. quadrant in the IT PPM Magic Quadrant. According to Gartner, Leaders are performing well today, have a Compuware OptimalJ has a big year, with the release clear vision of market direction and are actively of versions 3.1 and 3.2, and the debut of OJX, a building competencies to sustain their leadership next-generation, interactive Java development position in the market. extravaganza held at Compuware’s world headquarters. More than 1,000 developers and C- Compuware announces comprehensive support for level attendees hear from Java visionaries from Java development with Compuware DevPartner Java Compuware, Sun and BEA at this event. Edition 3.3, OptimalJ 3.3 and Compuware Vantage Analyzer for J2EE. Compuware acquires privately held Changepoint Corporation, whose IT governance and professional Compuware hosts its second annual technology services automation solutions augment Compuware’s conference, this year called OJ.X. Onboard as ability to help CIOs effectively manage scarce premier sponsors were Microsoft Corporation, resources to maximize the value IT brings to their Hewlett Packard and the Eclipse Foundation. More businesses. Changepoint Version 8.01 (rebranded as than 1,000 technology professionals attend the all- Compuware Changepoint) wins the 2004 Well- day conference, which focuses on .NET and Java Connected Award in the category of IT Portfolio learning. Management Solutions by CMP Media LLC’s Network Computing. Additionally, Compuware Changepoint Compuware Covisint and Blue Cross and Blue Shield wins “Best Solution” at the Gartner Project and of Michigan enter into a strategic partnership to Portfolio Management 2004 conference. deliver a statewide healthcare portal in Michigan, enabling healthcare professionals, groups, agents and members to improve the automation of routine business practices and shared access to information over the Internet. Additionally, Covisint announces the renewal of its agreement with Ford Motor Company for the Covisint Communicate portal service. Covisint also announces plans to open an office in Shanghai, to support it growing business throughout Asia.

Compuware strengthens its Vantage product suite in Compuware launches CARS, the Compuware many ways, including the acquisition of the Application Reliability Solution. CARS provides its technology assets of DevStream Corporation. The users with greater control over application delivery privately owned software company developed an by uniting proven processes, a rich portfolio of advanced J2EE performance analysis product, later technology and quality assurance expertise. CARS enhanced and released as Compuware Vantage gives organizations the confidence that applications Analyzer for J2EE. Additionally, Compuware will meet business requirements and perform reliably announces the release of Vantage version 9.1, the once deployed. first comprehensive solution to tie infrastructure management to service management, better aligning Compuware and Detroit Public Schools (DPS) the use of IT resources with the requirements of the announce that their partnership to improve DPS’ IT business. operations received the Outsourcing Center’s 2003 Editor’s Choice Award as the industry’s “Most Compuware announces two new DevPartner Improved Process” outsourcing relationship. products—Compuware DevPartner Security Checker Compuware also quantifies the value of its and Compuware DevPartner Fault Simulator. These agreement with DPS, demonstrating that the products significantly extend the DevPartner product company has saved the school district more than $3 line’s ability to detect and diagnose software security million while accomplishing a myriad of technology and quality errors in Microsoft-technology goals since 2001. applications during the development process. OptimalJ 3.0 begins shipping to market. OptimalJ Compuware inks two strategic partnerships that will helps organizations adopting J2EE standards deliver the Compuware Application Reliability dramatically increase both developer productivity Solution (CARS) to a broader base of customers. The and Java application quality. Version 3.0 includes partnership with Sogeti, a premier provider of IT expanded plug-ins to industry-leading Integrated consulting services, is based on a combined quality Development Environments and integration management solution comprised Sogeti’s Test capabilities that address development projects Management Approach and CARS, called “CARS for involving legacy applications. Tmap®.” The other partnership, with the Professional Services Group of Spherion Corporation, Vantage 9 is released, enabling Information will deliver the Compuware Application Reliability Technology (IT) organizations to deliver service Solution to Spherion customers. CARS also continues excellence by systematically and proactively to grow with the release of version 4.1, which improving application performance, as driven by extends management-level visibility into quality business priorities. By monitoring application service assurance processes. CARS 4.1 also enables greater from the end-user perspective rather than just optimization when managing risk during application monitoring infrastructure components, Vantage helps development and deployment. IT organizations identify and resolve problems before they impact the business. Compuware’s Testing and Integration Center (TIC) undergoes an assessment against the Capability Microsoft selects Compuware .NET products for use Maturity Model for Software and is rated at CMM in Microsoft Technology Centers. Microsoft Level 3. The TIC is Compuware’s internal quality Technology Center customers gain access to assurance organization, responsible for testing the components of Compuware DevPartner Studio, integration between Compuware products and Compuware QACenter Performance Edition and product families, as well as demonstrating how Compuware Vantage Suite for benchmarking and Compuware’s products are used in a production evaluating .NET applications at centers located in environment. Austin, Boston, Chicago and Silicon Valley.

2003 Compuware earns 12th place on “Top 30 Companies for Executive Women” list. Compuware Vantage also In the company’s 30th year of existence, receives the prestigious Yphise Award for the Best Compuware completes construction on its new world Application Performance Management Software. headquarters building in downtown Detroit. More Compuware DevPartner Studio and TrackRecord than 4,000 workers are based out of the facility, products each receive Visual Studio Magazine which unifies Compuware’s Southeastern Michigan Readers Choice Awards. workforce and improves the company’s operational efficiency. 2002

Compuware adds four new members to its Board of Directors, increasing the Board’s independence. The new board members include: Dennis W. Archer; Gurminder S. Bedi; Faye Alexander Nelson; and Glenda D. Price.

Compuware signs an agreement with Compuware appoints Tommi A. White to the position DaimlerChrysler for Compuware services personnel of Chief Operating Officer (COO). As COO, White is to provide production support for 26 key components responsible for directing the day-to-day business of various consumer web sites the auto manufacturer activities of Compuware’s operating divisions. She features in North America. reports to Compuware President Joseph A. Nathan. Before joining Compuware, White spent nearly eight Compuware announces the availability of a variety of years at Kelly Services, most recently as Executive new product releases including DevPartner Java Vice President, Chief Administration and Technology Edition 3.0, Vantage 8, Fault Manager 2.5, File- Officer. AID/Data Solutions 3.3, XPEDITER/DevEnterprise 3.4, DevPartner Studio 7.0 Professional Edition and Network Computing names Compuware application others. profiling and troubleshooting software, Application Expert, “Product of the Year” in the network and Predictor, a WAN provisioning and capacity planning application performance-management system tool and key component of the Vantage performance category. Predictor, Compuware’s software for management suite, is named “Best Network predicting the impact of deploying a new application Application and Operating Software Product” at the on the network, earns a position as finalist for the Networking Industry Awards 2002. The annual Network Computing 2001 Well-Connected Award. awards, organized by CMP Europe in association with Predictor rounds out the year by winning the Network News, recognize the success of those Network World Blue Ribbon Award for network companies leading the way in the voice and data design tool. Compuware’s services group receives networking market. eHealthcare Leadership award for the design of a nationally utilized medical system’s web site. Compuware enters into a technology agreement with AMD (NYSE: AMD) to add x86-64 support to 2000 Compuware SoftICE64. Compuware will provide the global supplier of integrated circuits with SoftICE64 Compuware acquires e-business services firms to debug 64-bit device drivers. This agreement BlairLake, Inc. (Kansas City, Missouri) and Nomex, enables developers to more rapidly build software Inc. (Montreal, Canada). These firms become targeted for upcoming AMD Opteron and AMD Athlon Compuware Digital Development Centers, providing processors, based on Hammer technology. skilled artists, content specialists, technical experts and strategists to plan, create and deliver e-business Construction on Compuware’s new headquarters services. An additional Compuware Digital reaches a crucial stage when the final steel girder is Development Center is opened in Farmington Hills, set into place. By December of 2002, the first group Michigan. of the thousands of employees begin to occupy the building. Compuware acquires the products of Optimal, an award-winning developer of e-business performance 2001 measurement tools. The addition of Optimal’s products strengthens Compuware’s EcoSYSTEMS software product line. Compuware announces a five-year, $75 million dollar agreement with Detroit Public Schools to provide information technology services to the district. The Compuware announces agreements to provide agreement provides for two, two-year extensions. Application Portfolio Management services for Ford Motor Company in Europe and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter in the United States. Under these agreements, Compuware launches OptimalView, a powerful Compuware jointly manages the business software of enterprise portal that allows customers to integrate each of these companies, freeing their staff to focus business processes, applications and information. on strategic IT issues. OptimalView provides a single point of access to crucial information and software, increasing the productivity of users. 1999

Compuware introduces OptimalJ, a software product Compuware and its healthcare subsidiary CareTech that significantly simplifies the creation of Java 2 Solutions, Inc. announce a 10-year, $1 billion Platform Enterprise Edition (J2EE) applications. agreement with The Detroit Medical Center (DMC) OptimalJ fosters the rapid, accurate design of J2EE for the outsourcing of DMC’s Information Systems applications, increasing the productivity of Java Division. developers of all skill levels. Compuware acquires Data Processing Resources Corporation, giving the company a services presence in the Southeastern and Western United States.

Compuware employees number more than 15,000.

Compuware acquires Programart Corporation. Compuware acquires Hiperstation, expanding its Programart provides Application Performance automated testing offerings for the mainframe Management (APM) software. APM helps enterprise environment. IT organizations develop and deliver efficient and responsive applications and maintain high standards Compuware commences a secondary public offering. of application performance throughout the life of an application. Compuware names Joseph A. Nathan President and Chief Operating Officer. Compuware announces its intention to build a new headquarters building in the City of Detroit Campus 1993 Martius project.

Compuware acquires EcoSYSTEMS Software, a Compuware acquires the CACI Products Company. producer of management software for the With the acquisition, Compuware makes its debut in client/server environment. With this acquisition, the application capacity planning market while Compuware begins a strategy of providing the most creating important synergies with its EcoSYSTEMS comprehensive suite of end-to-end application and line of application service level management e-commerce performance management tools products. available.

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Compuware surpasses the $1 billion revenue mark. Compuware completes its Initial Public Offering (IPO) of stock. Compuware and Oakwood Healthcare, Inc. launch CareTech Solutions, Inc., a provider of high-quality, cost-effective computer operation, 1991 telecommunications and application development services to Oakwood and other healthcare providers. Compuware acquires XA Systems, allowing the company to provide an integrated system software 1997 product offering for the testing and maintenance of mission-critical business applications running in the IBM mainframe environment. Compuware acquires NuMega Technologies. NuMega products are the worldwide market share leaders in Compuware develops and releases File-AID/PC, the accelerating the development of reliable software for company’s first PC-based testing tool. professional Windows and Java developers. These award-winning products substantially improve the productivity of software development teams and the 1990 quality of the software. Compuware acquires Centura Software—makers of 1996 XPEDITER—solidifying its leadership position in the interactive software debugging marketplace. With the acquisitions of Direct Technology Limited and DRD Promark, Inc, Compuware launches its 1987 QACenter automated software quality product line. Compuware moves from its Southfield location to a 1995 new corporate headquarters in Farmington Hills, Michigan. The corporate headquarters will eventually contain a wellness center, sundry shop, day care and Compuware acquires Coronet, a software product for other amenities to attract and retain the best managing the performance of networked employees. applications. Coronet is subsequently renamed EcoSCOPE and join the EcoSYSTEMS product family. Compuware acquires its first European subsidiaries. 1994 1986 Compuware acquires UNIFACE, a development environment for building, renewing and integrating Compuware announces Playback, the company’s first strategic applications. UNIFACE focuses on the automated testing tool. critical areas of e-commerce, enterprise application integration and legacy renewal to reduce the cost of ownership of business-critical applications and increase the return on investment of the IT budget.

Finally, Compuware also contributes significant dollars to a variety of worthwhile organizations 1983 around the world through corporate contributions. While Compuware doesn't release specific financials on this aspect of our giving, the company's Compuware launches its File-AID product line. Using contributions as a percentage of earnings are above a request-driven interface, developers are able to the national average. Compuware supports use File-AID products to quickly and easily find, organizations such as: create, extract, transfer, fix, convert, load, edit, age and compare data. This allows developers to focus • American Cancer Society on developing and maintaining applications that meet business needs. • American Heart Association • Big Brothers Big Sisters 1978 • Charities that improve the quality of life in Compuware opens its first remote office to service Detroit, where the company is headquartered the Washington, D.C. and Baltimore area. • Cultural and civic institutions

1977 • City Year • Junior Achievement Compuware introduces Abend-AID, its first software product. Designed to detect bugs and suggest • Karmanos Cancer Institute corrective action in corporate mainframe systems, • Learning for Life Abend-AID is still a standard in a market with more than 8,000 copies currently in use. The release of • United Way Abend-AID establishes a product strategy for Compuware, alleviating the peaks and valleys of For more information concerning Compuware’s revenue that occur in the services business. Community Involvement Programs, please visit: http://www.compuware.com/corporate/community.h tm 1973

Peter Karmanos, Jr., Thomas Thewes and Allen Selected Financial Highlights Cutting establish Compuware Corporation. Their vision is to help people do things with computers by providing their clients with professional technical The following financial charts provide a historical services, allowing them to focus on their own core view of important financial metrics such as revenue businesses. and earnings as well as selected business breakout information for the previous fiscal year.

Community Involvement FY03-FY07 Total Revenues ($ in Millions) Compuware has a robust social responsibility philosophy based on employee involvement, 1,375.3 $1,500 1,264.6 1, 2 3 1. 8 1, 2 13 . 0 employee giving and corporate contributions. 1,205.4

Compuware encourages and supports employee involvement in worthwhile causes such as Habitat for Humanity, Gleaners Community Foodbank and the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure through its $0 employee volunteer program, the Community Action 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Network (CAN).

The company conducts an annual charitable giving campaign that allows Compuware employees to easily contribute to worthwhile charities such as United Way, United Negro College Fund and more.

FY03-FY07 Software License Fees FY03-FY07 Earnings Per Share ($ in Millions)

$0.50 0.45 $400 0.37 295.7 296.6 305.2 296.7 283.4 0.27 0.20 0.13

$0 $0.00 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

FY03-FY07 Maintenance Fees FY07 Revenue Split ($ In Millions) (By Business Segment)

$500 433.6 457.6 412.2 408.2 425.3 Sof t ware License Fees Prof essional 23% Services Fees 39%

$0 M aint enance 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Fees 38%

FY03-FY07 Professional Services FY07 Revenue Split Fees ($ In Millions) (Products vs. Services)

$800 667.4 559.8 Prof essional 501.3 475.1 472.0 Services Fees 39% Sof t ware License Fees and $0 M aint enance 61% 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

FY03-FY07 Net Income FY07 Total Products Revenue ($ in Millions) Split (Mainframe vs. Distributed)

$315

Distributed 14 3 . 0 158.1 10 3 . 1 32% 76.5 49.8 Mainframe $0 68% 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

FY07 License Revenue Split FY07 Distributed Products Fees (Mainframe vs. Distributed) (% of Total Distributed Revenue)

Opt imal and Changepoint Uniface 8.8% 19 . 7% Distributed 48% DevPart ner Mainframe 10 . 4 % 52% Vant age 42.2% File-AID/CS, QA Cent er and CARS 19 . 0 %

FY07 Total Products Revenue FY07 Mainframe Products Fees Split (By Geography) (% of Total Revenue)

St robe North America File-AID 6.8% 55% Hiperstation 13 . 0 % 1. 5% Int ernat ional 45% Xpedit er 8.2% Abend-AID 10 . 5%

FY07 Distributed Products Fees FY07 Mainframe Products Fees (% of Total Revenue) (% of Total Products Revenue)

Opt imal and St robe Changepoint Uniface 11. 1% 1. 9 % 4.2% File-AID Hiperstation 21.3% DevPart ner 2.4% 2.2% Vant age File-AID/CS, 8.9% Xpedit er QA Cent er 13 . 4 % and CARS Abend-AID 4.0% 17. 2 %

FY07 Distributed Products Fees FY07 Mainframe Products Fees (% of Total Products Revenue) (% of Total Mainframe Revenue)

Opt imal and Strobe Changepoint Uniface 17. 0 % 3.0% 6.8% File-AID Hiperstation 32.5% DevPart ner 3.7% 3.6% Vant age File-AID/CS, Xpedit er 14 . 6 % Abend-AID QA Cent er 20.4% and CARS 26.3% 6.6%