Inspur Group, one of the most prominent IT companies in China, met with C.D.I. Systems management to discuss possible cooperation.

	The delegation included Mr. Yu Zhilou, Vice General Manager Director of Inspur Qilu Software Industry Co., Ltd, along with 7 other executives. Also joining the delegation were Mr. Wen Jun, a representative of the Chinese government (Director, Division of Asia and Africa of the Department of International Cooperation, Ministry of Science and Technology),
and Mr. Chen Dechun, the Third secretary of the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the State of Israel.

After presenting C.D.I. Systems innovative technology - NetIS online publishing platform, equipped with the unique DRM and e-commerce modules - the two sides discussed possible cooperation strategies on several fields including R&D, also discussed were the benefits of extending C.D.I. System's DRM capabilities to support Inspur Mobile devices and storage protection add-ons.

In his summary, Mr Zhilou highlighted that as a Mobile device producer in partnership with LG, Inspur finds the Mobile solution for OMA DRM strategic and interesting, as well as exploring the online publishing industry, an industry Inspur currently has no activities in. The sides concluded that R&D cooperation between C.D.I. Systems and Inspur should be further explored.

Mr. Wen Jun, the Chinese government a director added that China now promotes an e-government project, and believes that the possibility for incorporating NetIS can be very relevant.

	One of the main obstacles in China's digital-age publishing, as an evolving market, is the protection of intellectual property against illegal access and usage. The Internet, besides being an easy and low-cost medium for mass distribution of content, is largely exposed to illegal copying and distribution of these rights.
NetIS DRM module brings a new message to the market by maintaining content protection, and relieving the content owners' worries from abuse of IP.

"The possible cooperation with a Chinese company, especially one with the magnitude such as Inspur's, promotes C.D.I. Systems' plan to continue expanding its global presence " said Itzhak Levit, CEO of C.D.I. Systems. "Like most of the business community, we too see the world's most populous country as potentially our most profitable market; this huge and untapped market holds great promise for C.D.I. Systems strategy".

About Inspur Group

Inspur Group is one of the earliest enterprises engaged in IT industry in China, and the largest provider of application and resolution of IT industry in China. Since the early 1990s, Inspur has started its international cooperative business. It has set up some joint ventures with CASIO of Japan, ERICSSON and LG and set up good business and cooperative relations with world-famous corporations such as EDS of America, Furukawa Electric of Japan, NEC, NTT Soft, SOPIA and NUCLEUS of India. Inspur future strategy defines that software outsourcing shall be the priority in the development of the international business of Inspur. The exploitation of the European and American markets is a goal of the internationalization strategy of Inspur.

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.