LCS GROUP, INC. AND CONVERSION SERVICES INTERNATIONAL, INC.
                      SIGN DEFINITIVE ACQUISITION AGREEMENT

New York, New York, August 21, 2003.  LCS Group, Inc. (OTC BB: LCSI).

Scott Newman, President and CEO of Conversion Services International, Inc. (CSI)
and Dr. Michael Mitchell, President and CEO of LCS Group, Inc. (LCS) jointly
announced the execution of a definitive agreement to merge CSI into a newly
formed subsidiary of LCS Group. This subsidiary will become the surviving
corporation upon completion of the transaction. Immediately following the
closing, it is anticipated that CSI shareholders will control approximately
between 85% and 90% of the shares in the combined company.

The transaction is subject to the approval of the CSI stockholders and the
approval by the LCS stockholders of an increase in the authorized LCS shares to
one billion. Approximately one half of the increase, or 500 million of these
shares, will not be issued as part of the merger but are being authorized to
accommodate potential acquisitions of the combined companies.

Scott Newman, President and CEO of CSI, stated, "This merger is the next step
for CSI to execute its business plan with the objective to become a dominant
service provider in the areas of Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing. The
opportunity to become a publicly traded company through a merger with LCS
enhances our ability to acquire synergistic businesses that can increase our
market penetration and profitability as well as accelerate our growth prospects.
Our enthusiasm is bolstered by a recent report issued by the Gartner Group,
Inc., which forecasts the worldwide market for Business Intelligence
professional and support services will grow from about $10 billion in 2002 to
over $15 billion in 2006."

Mr. Newman further stated, "The approval by shareholders of an increase in
authorized LCS shares will contribute to this process by permitting us to offer
an equity interest in a public company to prospective businesses."

Dr. Mitchell, President and CEO of LCSI, noted that in addition to executing the
merger agreement, LCS had raised approximately $250 thousand, which has been
used to fund current expenses, primarily for legal and accounting services
relating to regulatory matters and the merger transaction. He also noted that
the recent change to a holding company structure insulates the merger
transaction from any existing liabilities or litigation of LCS Golf, Inc., LCS's
wholly-owned subsidiary.

As stated previously, CSI has raised $1.5 million to expand its business
operations and is currently negotiating a line of credit, which could be used to
fund possible acquisitions.

The merger agreement also remains subject, among other things, to appropriate
due diligence by both parties.

CSI was founded in 1990 by Scott Newman and Glenn Peipert and is located in East
Hanover, New Jersey. The company, with it's Center for Data warehousing, is a
leading provider of a new category of professional services that embraces IT
Management Consulting, Data Warehousing, Business Intelligence and e-Business.

For further information, please contact Alex Bruni at (516) 596-4402.

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