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Electric Cloud Selects Mike Maciag as Chief Executive Officer

Company Executive and Industry Veteran to Guide Company Through Next Stage of Growth

Mountain View, CA, September 7, 2005 — Electric Cloud, the software build infrastructure company, today announced the appointment of Mike Maciag as the company’s new Chief Executive Officer.

Previously the company’s Vice President of Marketing and Business Development, Maciag has almost fifteen years of executive management experience in public and private information and technology companies. Former Chief Executive John Ousterhout remains Chairman of the Electric Cloud Board of Directors.

“Mike is a great choice for the role of CEO for Electric Cloud. He has shown tremendous leadership in driving our marketing and business development initiatives, paving the way for recent customer wins with blue-chip technology companies such as Qualcomm and Intuit,” said John Ousterhout, Electric Cloud Chairman. “So moving the business leadership responsibilities to Mike is a natural transition, allowing me to spend more time on research and development as our portfolio continues to expand.”

“Electric Cloud is transitioning from an early stage, technology-driven startup to a rapidly growing, market-driven enterprise, and the Board of Directors had been searching for an executive to drive this evolution. Mike Maciag has the business acumen and proven ability to take technology companies to the next level, and so he was our unanimous choice for this role,” said Allen Morgan, Electric Cloud Board Member and General Partner with The Mayfield Fund.

Morgan added, “Electric Cloud is one of a few fortunate companies to have both a top flight Chief Executive and a visionary Chairman.”

Before coming to Electric Cloud Maciag was Vice President of Marketing and Business Development at MS2, Inc., an enterprise software company he founded where he established a new application category called Product Lifecycle Automation (PLA). Prior to MS2, Maciag played lead roles in establishing the Color Server market at Electronics for Imaging and the Super Server Market at NetFrame Systems, Inc. Market traction at both Electronics for Imaging and NetFrame Systems led to successful public companies. In addition, Maciag served as Executive Director of Corporate Development for Informix Software, acquired by IBM in 2001. Mike holds a BS degree from Santa Clara University as well as an MBA from Northwestern University's J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management.

John Ousterhout, company founder and Chairman of the Board is also the creator of the Tcl scripting language. Ousterhout is well known for his work in distributed operating systems, high-performance file systems, and user interfaces. With Mike Maciag’s new role, Ousterhout will be redoubling his work on the company’s innovative build technologies, working closely with Vice President of Engineering Anders Wallgren to help enterprises break through the build bottleneck and streamline build processes in leading software development organizations.

About Electric Cloud
Electric Cloud is a software build infrastructure company pioneering technologies that shorten time-to-market, increase productivity, and improve quality and customer satisfaction. Electric Cloud addresses the build related frustrations, delays and resource scheduling nightmares that every software development team endures. The company’s products are in use by leading organizations in telecommunications, automotive, software, networking and high-technology. Based in Mountain View, California, Electric Cloud is funded by top-tier venture firms, The Mayfield Fund, U.S. Venture Partners and RRE Ventures. For customer inquiries please contact Electric Cloud at (650) 968-2950 or www.electric-cloud.com.

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