RICHMOND, CA – May 17, 2004 – QRS Corporation (Nasdaq: QRSI) announced today that Inbound Logistics magazine has selected the Company as a Top 100 Logistics IT Provider. Based on extensive research and evaluations of more than 300 logistics IT companies by the magazine's editors, the list represents the 100 IT providers that best met diverse customer needs.

"Given the dynamism in the logistics technology segment, it's impressive to see QRS providing the kinds of solutions Inbound Logistics readers need," said Felecia Stratton, editor, Inbound Logistics. "It's tough to keep up with customer needs in any environment, but the speed with which change is happening is a testament to QRS' ability to keep pace with, and in some cases anticipate, customers' evolving needs. For that reason, Inbound Logistics editors have recognized QRS as one of this year's Top 100 Logistics IT companies."

"We are pleased to receive this prestigious recognition from Inbound Logistics," said Liz Fetter, QRS President and CEO. "Being named a Top 100 Logistics IT Provider is further validation of QRS' continuing commitment to provide our retail customers with proven, global data synchronization solutions that drive successful global brand execution."

The complete list of 2004 Top 100 Logistics IT Providers appears in the April 2004 issue of Inbound Logistics magazine.

About QRS

QRS (Nasdaq: QRSI) is a technology company that serves the global retail trading community. We offer collaborative commerce solutions that drive a new standard for global brand execution. At QRS, we manage the flow of critical commerce information and leverage our retail technology expertise to address fundamental industry challenges such as global data synchronization, mandate compliance, transaction management and global trade management. QRS solutions help over 10,000* customers expand into new markets and channels, improve operational efficiency and differentiate their brand. Learn more about QRS at www.qrs.com.

*Based on total, unique QRS corporate customers that purchased or licensed QRS products and services between January and December 2003.

About Inbound Logistics

Currently serving 250,000+ readers, handheld and web users, Inbound Logistics magazine was established in 1981 as the first publication to champion the concept of supply-chain management. Using educational editorial, including case histories on best practices, Inbound Logistics seeks to help readers, web and handheld users learn how to better match supply to their demand, speed and reduce inventory and be better global competitors. For more information please visit www.inboundlogistics.com.