Washington, DC May 28, 1997 -- Prospect Technologies continues to bring to its expanding customer base advances in the areas of Electronic Commerce and the Internet. Here are some examples of some "bleeding edge" advances seen over the past few weeks.

Search Engine for the Federal Register – To support the efforts of the US Coast Guard, Prospect Technologies has developed a search engine to assist citizens in commenting on notices in the Federal Register. This work has streamlined the response process and makes it much easier for recreational boaters to provide input on relevant issues in the Federal Register.

On-line Art Gallery – In support of a major Web site project for the Americas Society, Prospect Technologies has established on on-line art and photo gallery. The Americas Society, a non-profit educational organization, was founded in 1965 by David Rockefeller, who continues to serve as honorary chairman. Its mission is to inform Americans about politics, economics and cultures of countries in the Western Hemisphere.

Assistance to the National Archives and Records Administration – Prospect Technologies has been engaged by the Center for Legislative archives of the National Archives and Records Administration to assist them with their recent Web exhibition entitled "Their Mothers before them". This assistance took the form of advising the National Archives on how to use the Web and the Internet on how to make much of their extensive archives collection available to the general public.