XCana Petroleum Corporation, formerly Global DataTel, Inc., was incorporated in 1980 and is an international information system integrator of midrange computer products, networking products, software and services. The Company has three wholly owned or controlled operating subsidiaries in the United States and Colombia. Global DataTel de Colombia, S.A. (GDC) is a subsidiary consisting of four acquired companies in Colombia. These companies are involved in the computer system integration business. On Line Latin America, S.A. and eHOLA.com, Inc. are in the Internet service business.

Global DataTel de Colombia is the largest operating subsidiary of the Company, with over 95% of its revenues and profits. This subsidiary is the South American component of its Information Systems Division. The North American component of the Company's Information Systems Division presently accounts for approximately 5% of the Company's revenues and profits. GDC is a midrange to large system integration computer solution provider. In Colombia, GDC is authorized by various leading high tech companies as a reseller. GDC represents such firms as IBM Corp., Compaq Computer, Microsoft, and Lotus. The GDC subsidiary has been authorized by IBM de Colombia to resell midrange and personal computer systems and IBM's operating system software and utilities in Colombia. The Company is also authorized to resell Compaq Corp. systems in Colombia. The Microsoft Corp. has authorized GDC to be a Microsoft Solution provider. The Lotus Corp., an IBM company, has authorized the Company to resell their products. Global is also an authorized reseller in Colombia of Global One telecommunications products and services. Global One is a corporation owned jointly by Sprint, French Telecom and Deutsche Telecom. They operate Global One outside their primary markets. To date, the Company has had minimal success in offering their services and products as a reseller.

The customer support for software and services, may reside with Global, with certain levels of support accorded the Company from the supplier. New product developments include e-commerce solutions as well localization of some software programs for our suppliers such as JBA Intl. The Company currently has no intellectual property rights, patents or licenses.

On Line Latin America, S.A. (now ehola.com S.A.), and eHOLA.com operate under the Company's On Line Services Division. This division's main business is to provide dial-up Internet access in the United States, Central, and South America, which is marketed under the eHOLA.com name. Online operations commenced April 22, 1999. The division is marketed to both consumers and businesses in each of the geographic locations in which it provides Internet access. The Company has only recently commenced advertising on its portal, and at present revenues are negligible from subscriptions and advertising. The Company presently offers Internet access in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, El Salvador, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, the United States and Venezuela. The Company is in testing phase, and is actively seeking subscribers. eHOLA.com offers, for one basic yearly subscription price per country, unlimited Internet access in the countries listed, the service also includes the World Wide Web multilingual portal www.ehola.com. The service also includes free e-mail and Microsoft Internet Explorer browser. The eHOLA network is organized around 14 content-specific channels. eHOLA.com is a single point of entry to the eHOLA network of sites, and is updated daily to promote content and community, including channel highlights.

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