• Comdisco successfully supported 46 customers with a total of 91 declarations in response to the World Trade Center attacks, the most declarations submitted at any given time in Comdisco history        
• Comdisco files voluntary petitions for relief under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Illinois; targets emergence for the first half of 2002 
• Comdisco sells Availability Solutions to SunGard Data Systems for $825 million

• Introduces Suite of High Availability Web Hosting Solutions for E-Commerce       
• Comdisco named #380 on Fortune 500 list.  Fortune, March 2000        
• Comdisco ranked number 46 on InformationWeek's list of top 500 IT innovators.  InformationWeek, September 11, 2000

• Sells mainframe leasing business        
• Introduces Web-enabled IT Control and Predictability Solutions (IT CAP)   
• Comdisco Telecom Solutions forms        
• Comdisco designated a Gold Certified Channel Partner by Cisco Systems

• Supports 300th disaster        
• Third quarter marks 25th consecutive quarter of earnings-per-share growth        
• Comdisco inducted into Contingency Planning & Management's Hall of Fame.  Contingency Planning & Management, March 1998   

• Comdisco Disaster Recovery Services re-named Comdisco Continuity Services        
• Comdisco Continuity Services offers new Mobile Recovery Solutions, Trading Floor Continuity        
• Second quarter marks 20th consecutive quarter of earnings-per-share growth        
• Comdisco Electronics Groups forms ComIto, a joint venture with Itochu Corporation to service the Japanese market 

• Offers Year 2000 testing services        
• Comdisco Medical Group changes name to Comdisco Healthcare Group Inc.        
• Comdisco Technical Services receives ISO 9002 certification        
• Distributed Systems has record lease volume up 59% to $819 million        
• Record international revenue of $595 million up 15%        
• Annual revenue: $2.4 billion   

• Forms Comdisco Laboratory and Scientific Group        
• Annual revenue: $2.2 billion  

• Acquires Promodata S.A. in France          
• Record disaster recovery revenue of $242 million        
• CMX receives ISO 9002 certification  

• CEG builds 35,000 square foot refurbishment facility        
• Receives $50 million GSA disaster recovery contract        
• PC portfolio exceeds 250,000 units   

• Comdisco Electronics Group (CEG) forms        
• Introduces WorkArea Recovery Services        
• 46 disasters supported   

• New lease financings equal $2.4 billion        
• Assets exceed $5 billion        
• Annual revenue tops $2 billion  

• Introduces CLASS¨ asset management software        
• Introduces Global Master Rental Agreement   

• CDRS opens operations in Canada and Europe        
• Comdisco Medical Exchange (CMX) opens        
• Inside sales and telemarketing function starts        
• Annual revenue: $1.67 billion   

• Comdisco Healthcare Group, Inc. (formerly Comdisco Medical Equipment Group) forms        
• Active in midrange computers and point-of-sale arena  

• Supports disaster recovery for DEC and Tandem systems        
• Venture Lease Division started          
• Revenue tops $1 billion          
• CDRS supports first multiple disaster (3 customers)  

1986 

• 3,000 customers worldwide          
• Office opens in Japan          
• Disaster recovery revenue: $29 million          
• Annual revenue: $902 million  

• Begins actively leasing and remarketing PBX equipment        
• Assets top $1 billion

• Annual lease financings top $1 billion        
• Begins leasing and remarketing non-IBM equipment          
• 504 employees worldwide  

• Comdisco Disaster Recovery Services (CDRS) forms (now Comdisco Continuity Services)          
• Stock trades on New York Stock Exchange          
• Office opens in U.K.  

• Offices open in West Germany and Switzerland          
• Comdisco Technical Services opens          
• Annual revenue: $225 million  

• Remarkets 1000th CPU        
• 41% of revenue from Fortune 500 companies        
• Annual revenue: $113 million   

• Sales force doubles to 14 reps          
• Six offices in the U.S.          
• Half of revenues from IBM 370 sales        
• Leasing accounts for 12% of revenue   

• Publicly owned          
• Becomes largest U.S. dealer of used IBM computer equipment          
• Begins leasing IBM equipment        
• Annual revenue: $14.9 million   

• Reincorporates as Comdisco Inc.  

• Ken Pontikes incorporates as Computer Discount Corporation          
• Annual revenue: $1 million