DALLAS, May 15, 2008 -- River Logic, Inc., the leading provider of integrated business planning, today announced the expansion of its award-winning planning software, Enterprise Optimizer(R).

Enterprise Optimizer (EO) is now available with a 64-bit, parallel processing solver. This new 64-bit hybrid version of EO, known as EO64h, has the capacity to address up to 4 CPUs simultaneously. Using a 64-bit version of MIO (Mixed Integer Optimizer), EO64h reduces 'pre-solve' processing time by as much as 50%. In addition to faster 'pre-solve' routines, EO64h can effectively process models beyond the 2 GB limit found in the MIO 32-bit serial architecture.

Carlos Centurion, River Logic vice president of strategy and marketing, said, "The growth of EO directly parallels the acceptance of integrated business planning as a competitive advantage. As a result, companies need more sophisticated planning with enterprise level integration."

EO64h routinely analyses mathematical representations that require as much as a million equations and more than a million variables in a typical solve. The equations EO creates are different in every scenario and are designed by the software to specifically address the problem(s) as defined by the user. The software, using unprecedented processing speed, provides greater flexibility by enabling users to change constraints, variables or optimization objective functions, without recreating the model each time -- Or as often cited by River Logic founder and chief research officer, Dr. Robert C. Whitehair, "Change the variable. Not the model."

About River Logic, Inc.

Based in Dallas, Texas, River Logic, Inc. (http://www.riverlogic.com) is the leading provider of integrated business planning and advanced business modeling solutions. River Logic's award-winning software, Enterprise Optimizer(R) (EO), links financial planning and operational performance to create a unified model of the business. EO's integrated planning capabilities provide financial performance scenarios based on strategic, tactical and operational decisions.

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