Business & Finance

Radiant Systems Completes Acquisition of Breeze Software

May 14th, 2001

Radiant Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: RADS) today announced that on May 9, 2001, it had completed its acquisition of Breeze Software Pty. Ltd. Breeze, with headquarters outside of Melbourne, delivers point-of-sale and management systems solutions to retailers with a particularly strong market position in the petroleum/convenience store industry.

Currently, Breeze solutions are installed in over 4,000 locations. Breeze and Radiant will work together to continue to deliver innovative solutions to retailers throughout the Asia-Pacific and Australian regions.

Radiant Systems, Inc. is a leader in delivering innovative technology solutions to businesses that serve the consumer. These solutions include transaction-processing and management systems that support enterprise processes for clients ranging in size from multi-national to single-site operators. Radiant's mission is to use its technology to eliminate billions of dollars of operational and logistical inefficiencies from the markets that the company serves. Headquartered in Atlanta, Radiant (www.radiantsystems.com) also provides comprehensive client care and consulting services to maximize speed of implementation and the client's return on investment. Radiant's solutions are deployed at hundreds of companies worldwide and currently process more than two billion transactions annually.
 

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