C.D.I. Systems broadens it alliances with Microsoft.

C.D.I. Systems had already attained Certified Partner status in the Microsoft Partner Program, recognizing the company expertise and impact in the technology marketplace as well as the company high levels of customer service and experience. As the first initiative, C.D.I. Systems plans to make its online publishing platform - NetIS - available with Microsoft SQL Server 2005.

"We are excited by the recognition and added opportunity being afforded by Microsoft with this license," stated Ely Calderon, C.D.I. Systems' Deputy CEO. "The ability to offer our customers with a Microsoft unified solution and sale experience represents new avenues for business development and clearly a proven software platform foundation".

C.D.I. Systems is the only vendor in this space to offer whole DRM, WCM and e-commerce capabilities in a single platform, the most comprehensive and granular approach to meet the demanding security requirements in the erupting market of content sales. C.D.I. Systems flagship, NetIS, is a highly scalable and easy to deploy solution, basing its mission critical online publishing requirements on Microsoft's SQL Server proven performance capabilities.

"After the recent announcement of the latest release of NetIS™ 4.2, in July 2007, we were extremely pleased to have attained the ISV royalty license and distribution status in Microsoft Partner Program, said Itzhak Levit, CEO of the company. "The benefits provided through this agreement will allow us to continue and enhance our global offering and enjoy the exposure of Microsoft's Reseller Networking".

About C.D.I. Systems

C.D.I. Systems, is a private high-tech company founded in 1992 by Mr. Hillel Ashkenazy, advocate and chairman of the company, managed by a professional, experienced, devoted, and creative management team.
Focused on the development of a unique and innovative online publishing platform - NetIS™, the company has successfully deployed scores of solutions for the Internet, Intranet, DVD/CD-ROMs and Handheld devices. To mention a few: Takdin, Israel's premier legal databases both online and on CD-ROM; Dun & Bradstreet's Israel Business Directory; IDC Israel pay per view site; Otzar HaHochma - the World's Largest Electronic Library (with roughly five million pages); The Bibliography of the Hebrew Book - a comprehensive interactive bibliography of all books printed in the Hebrew Language between 1473 and 1960; The Israeli Electorate Registry; The Israeli General Encyclopedia; The Globes daily newspaper archive and a multitude of legal information solutions in Germany through our German partners.