B.O.S. Better Online Solutions Ltd. has announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership agreement with Galbital RFID Solutions Ltd. for the joint launch of an RFID middleware server and controller software hardware solution.
The server and controller will enable an organization's ERP application to implement a variety of RFID equipment, then transfer data to the application, in either an online or batch mode without the need for customization.
The BOS-Galbital RFID middleware server and controller will be based on two layers:
Shmuel Koren, BOS's president and CEO, said, "This joint venture is another step in the continuing implementation of our strategic plan and we anticipate that it shall have high synergy with our current M & A targets. The BOSùGalbital joint venture is expected to generate revenues already in 2008."
Shai Sade, BOS's senior vice presdient and head of the Software Division added, "BOS's special expertise in developing a variety of complementary enterprise add-ons, together with Galbital's capabilities in RFID integration projects, create a unique platform to provide the enterprise market with a quick and useful RFID server solution.
About BOS
B.O.S Better Online Solutions Ltd. was established in 1990. BOS's operations consist of: Software Solutionsùproviding specialized enterprise software, including IBM System i middleware, data and license management, mobile connectivity, and RFID solutionsùand Supply Chain Productsùreselling electronic systems and components for security, aerospace, networking and RFID. BOS is traded on NASDAQ and on the Tel-Aviv stock exchange. For more information, visit BOS, or contactAbout Galbital
Galbital RFID Solutions Ltd. is an RFID Integrator and Solutions provider offering a wide range of RFID solutions. Galbital provides RFID solutions for industry processes, supply chain management procedures, and for real-time location. Galbital develops new applications responding to emerging market needs. The forward-looking statements contained herein reflect management's current views with respect to future events and financial performance.
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