Novell has announced the next phase in its directory-based networking strategy by introducing software and partnerships that make e-business more simple and secure for organisations of all kinds and sizes. Its announcement also highlights the company`s market focus on Net services software: a category of software that provides universal services to secure and power all types of networks - wired to wireless, corporate and public, the Internet, intranets, and extranets 3/4 across all leading operating systems.
Novell`s Net services software eliminates traditional network boundaries to help create one Net, a secure and efficient foundation for conducting business inside, outside and between organisations. Leading hardware, software, channel and consulting services vendors including Compaq Computer Corporation, IBM and PeopleSoft joined forces with Novell to endorse and help bring to market the new Net services products.
The new products advance Novell`s strategy to make NDS eDirectory the foundation for e-business solutions that extend beyond the immediate enterprise to customers and supply-chain partners. NDS eDirectory is an open, standards-based directory service that is the foundation for managing network resources across all leading operating systems in one Net environments. Novell also announced partnerships that combine the power of its Net services software with third-party products and services to result in complete Net solutions.
"The Net economy is about creating greater efficiencies in doing business, and making the Net experience personal and compelling," said Novell corporate business strategist James Stewart. "With products like these, and the support of our partners, Novell is providing organisations with a way to adapt and accelerate their transformation to e-business. Net services software simplifies the management and control of all networks, creates a secure foundation for doing business on the Net, and helps deliver a consistent and high-quality experience to end users in all locations."
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