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Tucker Taylor, Former FedEx Senior Executive, Appointed COO of TranLogix, Inc.

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January 24, 2007 (New York, New York) — TranLogix, Inc. announced today that the Company has appointed Tucker Taylor as COO of TranLogix. Tucker Taylor was a founding member of the management team at Federal Express. For 10 years, beginning in 1973, he held senior management positions including Customer Service, National Sales, Ground Operations, and System Engineering.

In making the announcement, CEO, Steven Yevoli said: "I'm very pleased that Mr. Taylor has agreed to become the point person for our management team. With his proven management skills and experience, we expect Tucker to be instrumental in executing TranLogix's new strategy. I look forward to working with Tucker and our talented colleagues in making 2007 a pivotal year in the company's development."

Mr. Taylor said: "It is a pleasure to be working with Steven Yevoli again. The management team at TranLogix is impressive, and I consider it an honor to work with them. From my years at Federal Express, I know the importance of execution in rapid growth situations, and will help lead the company in developing the sound business processes required to drive shareholder value."

TranLogix, Inc. also announced that it has retained Andrew B. Rosengard as a senior financial and strategic advisor. Mr. Rosengard has over 24 years of experience as a senior financial, business development and operating executive in the communications, entertainment, media and sports industries, including 18 years at Cablevision Systems Corporation and 4 years at CBS, Inc.

About Tucker Taylor

Mr. Taylor held management positions with Federal Express from 1973-1982 retiring as Senior Vice President and General Manager of the Eastern Division, Mr. Taylor went on to senior management positions in marketing and process improvement at Medical Care America and Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corporation. At Medical Care America, he led a quality improvement program that resulted in a successful application for the Malcolm Baldrige Award. He served on the Board of Directors for ten years at Cornell Companies and currently serves on the Board of Directors of American Medical and Life Insurance Company, a privately held, New York domiciled Specialty A & H insurer. Mr. Taylor graduated from Yale University in 1967 after serving five years as a carrier pilot in the U. S. Navy.