Fujitsu, Nexaweb partner

Nexaweb Technologies has signed a strategic partnership with Fujitsu System Solutions to deliver enterprise application solutions to the Japanese and Asian-Pacific marketplace, states Sys-Con Media.

Fujitsu System Solutions and Nexaweb are delivering technology solutions that move business applications and portfolios to the Web -- helping to reduce software licence and support expenses by more than 50%.

According to the company, Nexaweb enables the firm to offer rich Internet application solutions to their customers using Nexaweb's enterprise application delivery platform, the Nexaweb Enterprise Web Suite.

Ingres, an open source database management company, has unveiled the Ingres Development Stack for JBoss, that combines Ingres Database with Red Hat's JBoss Developer Studio and JBoss Enterprise Application Platform, reports Business Wire.

Deb Woods, vice-president of product management at Ingres, says: “It offers businesses the most advanced, proven application server and database technologies at a low cost point, as well as an open alternative to locked-in proprietary solutions at these critical layers of the stack.”

The Ingres Development Stack for JBoss creates a rich environment where Java developers can build data-centric applications together with the middleware and database required to support these applications in the enterprise.

Omniture has released an application that allows its customers to measure how a business's Facebook application is affecting its overall online traffic, says eWeek.

The Omniture SiteCatalyst deploys analytics that lets those users measure the correlation between a Facebook application, their main site, and channels such as mobile and video.

Matt Langie, senior director of product marketing for Omniture, says: "For example, if a retailer is creating a Facebook application for the best deals they're offering that week, they can use this application to see how much traffic is coming due to Facebook as opposed to, say, an e-mail campaign."