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Software AG and SCO to Deliver the World's First XML Database Solution for UnixWare 7
Business Wire, March 27, 2000
Business Editors & High-Tech Writers
WALNUT CREEK, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 27, 2000
Software AG and SCO (Nasdaq:SCOC) today announced a joint initiative to deliver a cutting-edge XML database solution for e-businesses currently operating in the UNIX environment.
The solution, based on Software AG's Tamino and SCO's award-winning UnixWare 7 operating system, will provide customers with a complete solution for developing, managing and publishing XML applications to a wide variety of electronic business applications. This integrated solution will be preconfigured and tailored for delivery through SCO and Software AG partners.
"SCO is extremely pleased to team up with Software AG to deliver this hot, new solution to the e-Business market," said Mike Orr, senior vice president, Worldwide Marketing, SCO. "Software AG's expertise in producing mission-critical database technology, combined with the reliability and power of UnixWare 7, clearly places this enterprise-level XML solution in the leader's category."
"SCO and Software AG will deliver a powerful database system to their partners, enabling them to develop and deploy effective electronic business solutions," said Dr. Helmut Wilke, president and CEO of Software AG Inc., Walnut Creek, Calif., Software AG's new American subsidiary. "UnixWare 7 is a robust operating system that is a perfect fit with Tamino. We are very excited to be working with SCO to bring the leading price/performance solution to our customers."
The rapid growth in Web applications such as electronic commerce, Web portals, knowledge management and customer relationship management is fueling demand for XML applications. Software AG's product, Tamino, the world's fastest and first native XML server, is the ideal server for XML information because it can store, integrate and exchange data directly in XML native format. Tamino guarantees high performance and scalability since no extra layer is needed for data conversion to and from XML.
With this initiative, the scope and breadth of XML applications based on UnixWare 7 will be expanded to enterprises of all sizes.
Software AG and SCO plan to have the joint solution in the marketplace during the third quarter of 2000.
About Software AG Inc.
Based in Walnut Creek, Software AG Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Software AG, actively pursuing XML business in the United States. Software AG, with headquarters in Darmstadt, Germany, 15 miles from Frankfurt, is Europe's largest system software provider and a major global player in this market.
The company is one of the most important technology partners for data management and electronic business. Since 1998 the company has focused its development activities on XML products for the Internet.
With more than 2,600 employees and representatives in more than 60 countries, Software AG achieved sales revenue of $351 million in 1999. Its distribution and technology partners include market leaders such as IBM, Microsoft and SCO, and innovative IT solutions providers such as Extensibility, Softquad and InStranet.
Software AG's products control the central IT processes of thousands of renowned companies worldwide. Some examples of these are Lufthansa, British Sky Broadcasting, ZDF, Dresdner Bank AG, Deutsche Bahn AG (German Rail), BP and VIAG Intercom.
About SCO
SCO is a global leader in server-based software for networked business computing. SCO is the world's number one provider of UNIX server operating systems, and the leading provider of network computing software that enables clients of all kinds -- including PCs, graphical terminals, NCs and other devices -- to have Webtop access to business-critical applications running on servers of all kinds.
SCO designed Tarantella software, the world's first Web-enabling software for network computing. SCO sells and supports its products through a worldwide network of distributors, resellers, systems integrators and OEMs. For more information, go to http://www.sco.com
Note to Editors: SCO, The Santa Cruz Operation, the SCO logo, UnixWare, SCO OpenServer, and Tarantella are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Santa Cruz Operation Inc. in the USA and other countries. UNIX is a registered trademark of The Open Group in the US and other countries. All other brand or product names are or may be trademarks of, and are used to identify products or services of, their respective owners.
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