SUNNYVALE, Calif. – October 12, 2004 – Interwoven, Inc., provider of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solutions for business (Nasdaq: IWOV), today announced that the Interwoven Developer Network (DevNet) has reached 10,000 members in only its third year of operation. DevNet consolidates the domain expertise of the ECM community through a state-of-the-art extranet equipped with rich technical articles, moderated forums, specifications and Webcasts devoted to building content-rich applications. DevNet members include Web architects, Web managers, IT decision-makers and others involved in developing and deploying ECM solutions throughout the enterprise.

Underscored by its significant growth, DevNet continues to be the industry’s leading source of open platform specifications for content management, metadata and deployment functions. By providing the developer community with a wide range of resources to further enable successful solution implementations across Interwoven’s complete ECM platform, DevNet has seen a 100% membership increase over the past fifteen months.

Operated by developers and for developers, DevNet provides a place for members of the ECM community to share expertise and find answers for implementing ECM solutions for business across Interwoven’s comprehensive platform. Developers have access to forums and information for Interwoven ECM solutions including Web Content Management, Document Management and Collaboration, Enterprise Content Distribution, Digital Asset Management, Marketing Content Management, and E-mail Management. The site’s easily-searchable archive includes a wealth of articles written by peers and Interwoven experts providing best practice examples and in-depth technological guidance. In addition to serving as a source for Interwoven product and solution material, DevNet is a valuable resource for industry trends in Web services and service-oriented architecture (SOA). For example, DevNet hosts technical Web tutorials on getting started with Web services, and integrating Interwoven technology into portal applications.

In a recent survey, DevNet members worldwide described many ways in which DevNet resources and interactions have increased their productivity, including the ability to access reliable and quick business solutions and the chance to draw on the real-world experience of their peers.

“DevNet is a very valuable site, and one of the most significant benefits we receive is the ability to quickly find and utilize working code samples,” said Jeremy Anderson, Content Services Administrator, AmerisourceBergen. “Often, the code samples you find onsome sites don't function or they're extremely outdated. DevNet has up-to-date information that is written by professionals who know the codewell.”

Additional resources available through DevNet include toolkits for Interwoven WorkSite MP software and TeamSite User Interface (UI) software, which provide developers with sample code and scripts, and enable them to build their own portlets. DevNet also provides developers with useful tips and information on best practices through Software Developer Kits (SDKs) for Interwoven MediaBin software and Interwoven WorkSite 8 software.

“The number of DevNet members has doubled at an outstanding pace, as DevNet continues to be a valuable and active resource for ECM developers, many of whom utilize the site on a daily basis,” said Mark Hale, VP of Field Marketing at Interwoven. “By collaborating and pooling their collective expertise, developers are helping each other build the most effective ECM solutions possible, as well as providing us at Interwoven with valuable insight for understanding and addressing their evolving needs and priorities.”

DevNet is available free of charge and can be accessed through a self-registration process at http://devnet.interwoven.com.