Former TCI Products Provide New Opportunities for StoreNext Dealers

PLANO, Texas – June 30, 2005 – Celebrating the upcoming Independence Day weekend while underscoring its own commitment to independents, StoreNext Retail Technologies LLC announces the immediate availability of key enterprise-level applications that were previously developed and marketed by TCI Solutions, Inc. The new products are being added to the StoreNext offerings as a result of the recent acquisition of TCI by Retalix Ltd. (NASDAQ: RTLX).

StoreNext will provide ongoing sales and support for these applications, which have been renamed Retalix Store and Retalix Headquarters. Both applications are supported on a wide range of industry POS systems.

Retalix Store is a complete direct store delivery (DSD), price management and inventory control solution for independent grocers. It helps improve grocer’s profitability through improved price accuracy; consistent price image; greater vendor and merchandise delivery control; and reduced labor for store-level inventory and pricing.

Retalix HQ is a centralized pricing and inventory management solution for retail chain headquarters. It helps grocers speed decisions into action through central control of item, vendor and store information; automated price generation to protect costs and focus on sensitive items; manage business processes; execute price changes throughout the organization; and lower overhead through automation.

“This move expands StoreNext’s leadership position in back office applications, and offers a family of superior alternatives that can be tailored to meet the individualized requirements of independent grocers,” said Ray Carlin, president and CEO of StoreNext. “Whether grocers prefer to implement on their own, or access our full range of Connected Services applications, we’ve got a choice that’s right for them. In fact, a number of our customers are taking advantage of both approaches.”

Retalix Store and Retalix HQ will be offered by a new StoreNext Enterprise Systems team led by Tom Saari, previously vice president of channel sales and strategic alliances at TCI.