Software industry
A partnership between Sun Microsystems Computer Company, Unisys, and S.W.I.F.T. aims to ease the migration path for SWIFTAlliance users, leveraging Unisys installation and integration expertise and Sun's network computing architecture. The alliance will allow S.W.I.F.T. members to take advantage of
Software industry
ABN-AMRO, a leading US banking company, has partnered with Software Earnings, Inc. and AT&T Global Information Solutions (GIS) to implement a multi-purpose item processing platform. The platform will provide a range of item processing solutions, including image-based reject repair, returned items interface, image inquiry/balance assist, and departmental
Software industry
MicroAge Inc. has partnered with Microdyne Corp. to stock and distribute Microdyne's entire line of high-performance hardware and software networking solutions. This agreement expands the availability of Microdyne products and offers increased purchasing options for resellers and end users. Microdyne's product line includes Ethernet adapters and
Software industry
Oracle Corp. and Ericsson Hewlett-Packard Telecommunications AB (EHPT) have announced an alliance to integrate EHPT's Telecom Integrated Management System (TIMS) with Oracle's Cooperative Applications Initiative (CAI) and Oracle Applications Release 10. This integration aims to provide a complete and fully integrated applications suite for telecom operators,
Software industry
France Telecom is showcasing its innovative achievements and world-class customer service at Telecom 95, featuring demonstrations of new multimedia, digital TV, and ATM offerings. The exhibition includes a range of cutting-edge technologies, including Jasmin "Intermediation Platform," Access to Multimedia Archives on ATM, and TINA-C software architecture for advanced
Telecommunications software
Spyglass, Inc. and Microsoft Corporation have announced a significant partnership, with Spyglass becoming the developer and prime licensee of Microsoft's and Visa International's Secure Transaction Technology (STT) for multiple platforms, including Windows, Macintosh, and UNIX. This technology aims to provide a secure method for handling credit
Telecommunications software
ON Technology Corporation has released a new version of SofTrack, a software licensing and metering solution designed to support the requirements of Microsoft's new Maintenance Plus option under the Select 3.0 licensing program. SofTrack 2.7 includes enhancements such as a new report generator, allowing network administrators
Telecommunications software
Secure Computing Corp., the world's largest company dedicated exclusively to computer information security, and Edify Corporation, the leading provider of interactive service software, have announced a joint marketing agreement for their respective products. The agreement is an outgrowth of the rapidly increasing use of the Internet's
Telecommunications software
Edify Corporation, a leading provider of software for interactive services, has announced several agreements with technology and solution providers to accelerate the availability of interactive services on the World Wide Web. These partnerships are part of Edify's comprehensive strategy to enable solutions for on-line banking, electronic commerce, and
Microsoft Corp.
A&G Graphics Interface, a leading consulting and software development company, has released CustomVoice 2.1, an advanced version of its speech recognition development tool. CustomVoice 2.1 provides a direct interface to Voice Type Application Factory (VTAF) from IBM, a continuous-speech, speaker-independent, software-based speech recognition engine. This integration
Microsoft Corp.
Centigram Communications Corporation has announced that its TruVoice 5.0 will support Microsoft's Win32 Speech application program interface (API), marking a significant milestone in the development of speech-enabled applications. This collaboration, which has been ongoing for over a year, aims to enhance the core capabilities of TruVoice, including
Software industry
Boston Technology, Inc. announced that its Access NP Network Services Platform and custom software developed using the AccessMAX Application Software Environment are being used by Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT) to provide CATCH PHONE II service to its wireline customers. The service was launched on July 3, 1995, and
