OPINION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ALDATA SOLUTION OYJ ON THE VOLUNTARY PUBLIC TENDER OFFER MADE BY SAUNA TENDERCO 1 SAS



Aldata Solution Oyj
STOCK EXCHANGE RELEASE            June 29, 2007, 09.02 (EET)


1. Background

Sauna  Acquisition  LLC,  (the  "Parent")  and  Aldata  Solution  Oyj
("Aldata") entered  into a  combination agreement  (the  "Combination
Agreement") on 24 May 2007 according to which the Parent, or a wholly
owned direct  or indirect  subsidiary of  the Parent,  will launch  a
voluntary public  tender  offer to  acquire  all of  the  issued  and
outstanding shares (the  "Shares") and issued  and outstanding  share
warrants ("Warrants") in  Aldata (the "Tender  Offer") in  accordance
with Chapter 6, Section 1 of  the Finnish Securities Market Act  (the"SMA"). The Parent has assigned its right to make the Tender Offer to
its wholly owned  subsidiary Sauna  Tenderco 1  SAS (the  "Offeror").
Parent is  a wholly  owned subsidiary  of Symphony  Technology  Group
("Symphony") incorporated under  the laws of  the State of  Delaware,
United States of America.

The Offeror  publishes a  Tender Offer  document (the  "Tender  Offer
Document") on  29  June 2007,  in  which it  i.a.  sets out  (i)  the
objectives of the Tender Offer, (ii)  the grounds for the pricing  of
the Tender Offer and  (iii) the Terms and  Conditions for the  Tender
Offer. The Board of  Directors of Directors  of Aldata (the  "Board")
has on the date hereof issued this opinion (the "Opinion")  regarding
the Tender Offer in accordance with Chapter 6, Section 6 of the  SMA,
Standard 5.2c  by the  Finnish Financial  Supervision Authority  (the"FIN-FSA") and the  Helsinki Takeover Code  (the "Takeover Code")  by
the Central Chamber  of Commerce of  Finland. This Opinion  addresses
the Tender Offer and the strategic plans of the Offeror presented  in
the Tender  Offer Document  and  the likely  effects thereof  on  the
operations and  employment  of the  Aldata  from the  perspective  of
Aldata as the target company and  the holders of the Aldata's  Shares
and Warrants.

2. Preparation

As Aldata stated in  its stock exchange release  on 24 May 2007,  the
Board has  acted solely  through its  non-conflicted and  independent
members. The Board  has noted that  Symphony's managing director  and
president and  board  member  of the  Offeror  Mr.  William  Chisholm
("Chisholm") and Symphony's  adviser Mr.  Bertrand Sciard  ("Sciard")
are members of the Board. The Board's two other members are Mr. Pekka
Vennamo and Mr. Peter Titz (Chairman of the Board). According to  its
evaluation and  based on  the recommendation  from an  outside  legal
counsel the Board has resolved that Chisholm shall not participate in
the preparation, evaluation or decision-making of the Board regarding
the Tender  Offer,  and that  Sciard  shall not  participate  in  the
preparation  or  evaluation  of  Tender  Offer  but  shall,  however,
participate in the  decision-making based  on the  evaluation of  the
non-conflicted Board  members  Mr.  Vennamo and  Mr.  Titz.  Further,
neither Chisholm nor Sciard shall be given any information  regarding
third party  competing  acquisition  proposals,  if  any,  until  the
non-conflicted Board members have  resolved to give such  information
to the Offeror.

For the purpose of evaluating the Tender Offer the Board has  engaged
an investment bank, Thomas Weisel Partners LLC ("TWP"), to provide an
independent fairness opinion (the "Fairness Opinion") concerning  the
offer price for the  Shares (the "Share Offer  Price") and the  offer
price for the Warrants  (the "Warrant Offer  Price") with respect  to
the in-the-money Warrants.  The Fairness  Opinion is  annexed in  its
entirety as Appendix 1 to this Opinion.

3. Assessment of the Tender Offer from the Perspective of Aldata  and
the Holders of the Shares and Warrants

In the Tender Offer Document the Offeror offers the Share Offer Price
of EUR 1.82 in  cash. The Share Offer  Price represents a premium  of
approximately 19 per cent compared to the closing price of the  Share
on the Helsinki Stock Exchange on  23 May 2007, the last trading  day
before the announcement of the Tender Offer, and approximately 13 per
cent compared to the volume-weighted average trading price during the
3-month period preceding the announcement of the Tender Offer as well
as approximately 7 per cent  compared to the volume-weighted  average
trading price during the  12-month period preceding the  announcement
of the Tender Offer on 24 May 2007.

The Warrant Offer Prices are as follows:
EUR 0.01 for each III 2001 series B warrant;
EUR 0.01 for each IV 2001 series A warrant;
EUR 0.01 for each IV 2001 series B warrant;
EUR 0.79 for each V 2003 series B warrant;
EUR 0.01 for each V 2003 series C warrant;
EUR 0.14 for each V 2003 series D warrant;
EUR 0.01 for each VI 2006 series A warrant;
EUR 0.01 for each VI 2006 series B warrant; and
EUR 0.01 for each VI 2006 series C warrant.

The Board notes that  the Fairness Opinion  supports the Share  Offer
Price and the Warrant Offer Price. Based on the Fairness Opinion  and
the other evaluations and considerations  made by the Board prior  to
and  in  connection   with  the   Tender  Offer,   and  taking   into
consideration the existing ownership of Symphony in Aldata, the Board
is of the opinion  that the Share Offer  Price and the Warrant  Offer
Prices are sufficient and  recommends the Share  Offer Price and  the
Warrant Offer Price to  the shareholders and  holders of Warrants  of
Aldata.

4. Assessment on the Strategic Plans of the Offeror Presented in  the
Tender Offer Document and Their Likely Effects on the Operations  and
Employment of Aldata

The Board notes that the Offeror  has stated that the purpose of  the
Tender Offer is  to allow  Aldata to benefit  from Symphony's  strong
expertise and  solution  footprint  in  the  retail  sector  and  its
extensive international network as Aldata develops global capability,
and to provide Aldata the investment capital to continue to focus  on
delivering leading retail solutions for the benefit of its customers.

In addition, the Offeror has  stated that although Symphony has  many
strategic assets in retail technology, the Offeror and Symphony  plan
to continue to operate  Aldata as a  standalone company. The  Offeror
and Symphony  plan  to  continue to  invest  in  Aldata's  technology
platform and to  aggressively grow Aldata.  The Offeror and  Symphony
expect to continue to  innovate around new  solutions to drive  value
for Aldata  customers. The  Offeror and  Symphony plan  to work  with
existing  Aldata  management  on  an  agenda  to  continue  to  drive
profitable growth as a standalone company. It is expected that  there
will be minor changes to management and to Aldata's global  resources
- as the  Offeror, Symphony,  and Aldata  work together  on plans  to
restore material growth and  profitability. The Offeror and  Symphony
do not currently plan for any divesture or material change in company
assets. Over time Offeror and Symphony intend to potentially  acquire
additional assets as a part of a growth strategy.

Concerning the  Offeror's strategic  plans regarding  Aldata and  its
likely  impact  on  employment  and  location  of  Aldata's  business
entities, the  Offeror  has  stated that,  given  the  Offeror's  and
Symphony's plans to operate the business on a standalone basis and to
invest in the business to encourage growth, the Offeror and  Symphony
plan to continue  to employ  most of the  existing employees,  though
Offeror and Symphony expect  modest changes over  time in align  with
its strategy  of  profitable  growth. Offeror  and  Symphony  do  not
foresee any immediate  changes to the  location of Aldata's  business
entities.

Taking into account the statements by the Offeror, the Board assesses
that Aldata is likely to benefit from Symphony's strong expertise  in
the retail sector and its extensive international network as well  as
its interest  in  providing capital  for  the future  activities  and
growth of Aldata. Based on the assessments and facts presented above,
the Board recommends to the holders of Shares and Warrants that  they
accept the Tender Offer.

The Board notes, however, that the  assessment of the Board does  not
constitute investment advice to the  shareholders, nor can the  Board
be required to specifically evaluate the general price development or
the risks relating to investment  activity in general. Acceptance  or
refusal of the Tender Offer is always  a matter to be decided by  the
Share and  Warrant holders  themselves, in  which the  starting-point
should be  the information  presented by  the Offeror  in the  Tender
Offer Document.


In Helsinki 27 June 2007,

ALDATA SOLUTION OYJ

NON-CONFLICTED BOARD OF DIRECTORS


Aldata Solution Oyj
Board of Directors


Further information:
Aldata Solution Oyj, Peter Titz, Chairman of the Board, tel.
+41 764 880 053
Aldata Solution Oyj, Pekka Vennamo, Member of the Board, tel. +358
45 670 0520


Aldata in brief
Aldata Solution is one of the global leaders in supply chain software
for  retail,  wholesale  and   logistics  companies.  The   company's
comprehensive range of Supply Chain Management and In-Store solutions
enable its more  than 300  customers across 50  countries to  enhance
productivity, profitability, performance and competitiveness.  Aldata
develops and  supports  its software  through  more than  600  Aldata
professionals and  a  global  partner network.  Aldata  is  a  public
company quoted on  the Helsinki  Stock Exchange  with the  identifier
ALD1V. More information at:
www.aldata-solution.com.



ANNEX 1

THOMAS WEISEL PARTNERS' FAIRNESS OPINION STATEMENT


May 24, 2007

Special Committee of the Board of Directors
Aldata Solution OYJ
Rauhankatu 13
00170 Helsinki
Finland

Gentlemen:

          We  understand  that  Symphony  Technology  Group  and  its
affiliates ("Buyer")  will  offer  to purchase  all  the  outstanding
shares of Aldata  Solution OYJ,  a public  limited liability  company
organized and existing under the laws of Finland (the "Company"), not
already owned by  the Buyer  (the "Transaction")  though a  voluntary
public tender offer in accordance with the Finnish Securities  Market
Act (the  "Tender  Offer"),  and  if  necessary,  through  subsequent
acquisition proceedings  in accordance  with the  Finnish  Securities
Markets Act  and  Companies  Act  and  related  regulations.    Buyer
currently owns  19,749,175  shares or  28.8%  of the  Company  common
shares outstanding.  Buyer  has offered a per  share cash payment  of
€1.82 (the  "Transaction Consideration")  for  the common  shares  it
currently does  not own.  The proposed  terms and  conditions of  the
Transaction are set forth in more detail in the Combination Agreement
document dated May 24, 2007 ("Combination Agreement").

          You have asked for our opinion as investment bankers as  to
whether the Transaction consideration to  be received by the  holders
of  outstanding  shares   of  the  Company   (including  holders   of
exercisable in-the-money  options to  purchase common  shares of  the
Company) other than shares held by Buyer pursuant to the  Transaction
is fair to such  shareholders from a financial  point of view, as  of
the date hereof.

          In connection  with  our  opinion,  we  have,  among  other
things: (i) reviewed certain  publicly available financial and  other
data  with  respect  to  the  Company,  including  the   consolidated
financial statements  for recent  years  and certain  other  relevant
financial and operating data relating  to the Company made  available
to us from  published sources and  from the internal  records of  the
Company; (ii)  reviewed the  financial terms  and conditions  of  the
Transaction  and  Combination   Agreement;  (iii)  reviewed   certain
publicly available  information concerning  the trading  of, and  the
trading market for, the Company's  shares; (iv) compared the  Company
from a financial point of view with certain other companies which  we
deemed to be  relevant; (v)  considered the financial  terms, to  the
extent publicly available, of  selected recent business  combinations
which we  deemed to  be relevant;  (vi) reviewed  and discussed  with
representatives of the management of the Company certain  information
of a business and financial  nature regarding the Company,  furnished
to us by them, including financial forecasts and related  assumptions
of the  Company; (vii)  made inquiries  regarding and  discussed  the
Transaction, the Tender Offer and the Combination Agreement and other
matters related  thereto  with  the  Company's  counsel;  and  (viii)
performed such  other analyses  and examinations  as we  have  deemed
appropriate.

          In connection  with our  review, we  have not  assumed  any
obligation independently to verify the foregoing information and have
relied on its being accurate and complete in all material respects.
With respect to the financial  forecasts for the Company provided  to
us by the management of the  Company, upon your advice and with  your
consent we  have  assumed  for  purposes  of  our  opinion  that  the
forecasts have been reasonably prepared on bases reflecting the  best
available estimates and judgments of the Company's management at  the
time of preparation  as to  the future financial  performance of  the
Company and that they  provide a reasonable basis  upon which we  can
form our  opinion.   We have  also assumed  that there  have been  no
material  changes  in  the  Company's  assets,  financial  condition,
results of operations, business  or prospects since  the date of  its
last financial statements made  available to us.   We have relied  on
advice of counsel and  independent accountants to  the Company as  to
all legal  and  financial  reporting  matters  with  respect  to  the
Company, the  Transaction and  the Combination  Agreement.   We  have
assumed that the Transaction and Tender Offer will be consummated  in
a manner that complies in all respects with the applicable provisions
of the Finnish Securities Markets  Act and Companies Act and  related
regulations.  In  addition, we  have not  assumed responsibility  for
making an independent evaluation, appraisal or physical inspection of
any of the  assets or  liabilities (contingent or  otherwise) of  the
Company.  Finally,  our opinion  is based on  economic, monetary  and
market and other conditions as in effect on, and the information made
available to  us  as of,  the  date hereof.    Accordingly,  although
subsequent developments may affect this opinion, we have not  assumed
any obligation to update, revise or reaffirm this opinion.

          We  have  further  assumed  with  your  consent  that   the
Transaction will be  consummated as contemplated  in the  Combination
Agreement,  without   any   further  modifications,   deviations   or
amendments thereto, and  without waiver by  the Buyer of  any of  the
conditions to its obligations thereunder.

          We have acted as financial advisor to the Special Committee
of the  Board of  Directors of  the Company  in connection  with  the
Transaction and  will  receive  a fee  for  our  services,  including
rendering this opinion, a significant portion of which is  contingent
upon the consummation of the Transaction.  In the ordinary course  of
our business, it is possible that we may trade the equity  securities
of the Company for our own account and for the accounts of  customers
and, accordingly, may at  any time hold a  long or short position  in
such securities.

          Based upon the foregoing and in reliance thereon, it is our
opinion as investment bankers  that the Transaction consideration  to
be received by  the holders of  outstanding common shares  (including
holders of exercisable in-the-money options to purchase common shares
of the Company),  other than  Buyer, pursuant to  the Transaction  is
fair to such shareholders from a  financial point of view, as of  the
date hereof.

          This opinion is  directed to the  Special Committee of  the
Board of  Directors  of  the  Company in  its  consideration  of  the
Transaction and is not a recommendation to any shareholder as to  how
such shareholder  should  vote  with respect  to  the  Transaction.
Further, this opinion  addresses only the  financial fairness of  the
Transaction Consideration to the holders of outstanding shares of the
Company other than Buyer and does not address the relative merits  of
the  Transaction  and  any  alternatives  to  the  Transaction,   the
Company's  underlying  decision  to   proceed  with  or  effect   the
Transaction, or any other  aspect of the  Transaction.  This  opinion
also does  not address  any other  transaction between  the  Company,
Buyer, and/or  the management.  Additionally, this  opinion does  not
address the  financial fairness  of the  Transaction to   holders  of
out-of-the-money options to purchase common  shares of the Company.
This opinion may not be used or referred to by the Company, or quoted
or disclosed to any person in  any manner, without our prior  written
consent.

                             Very truly yours,


                             THOMAS WEISEL PARTNERS LLC