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Brio
Jun 5, 1998

Brio, Sqribe in worldwide partnership

Sqribe Technologies, a provider of enterprise information delivery and reporting software, and Brio Technology, the enterprise business intelligence company, have announced a strategic marketing and engineering relationship. Both companies` products are represented in South Africa by Ironbridge Software, an Abraxas Holdings company.

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Road Accident Fund
Jun 5, 1998

Road Accident Fund signs for Red Brick data warehouse

The Road Accident Fund (RAF), the R1,4bn-a-year parastatal which compensates South Africans for losses sustained in a motor accident, has decided on Red Brick as the database engine for its data warehouse. The decision comes as the RAF looks to change its business radically in order to reduce its actuarial deficit and focus its quality of service to all South African roadgoers. Red Brick distributor Software Futures, a company in the Computer Configurations Group, Abraxas Business Intelligence and the RAF itself will implement the data warehouse.

Software Futures
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Jun 5, 1998

Adaptec targets SME with RAID option

Local mass storage distributor, SCSI Technology, has made available Adaptec`s latest low-cost, full-featured RAID solution, a product designed specifically for servers deployed in small businesses and enterprise workgroup environments.

PR Connections
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EMMS
Jun 5, 1998

Lotus leads Emms messaging survey

Lotus said it has been awarded two major kudos in the latest Electronic Mail and Messaging Systems (Emms) survey. Lotus Domino won messaging product of the year award, while Lotus itself was voted the best messaging company. The ranking was based on over 900 votes from 30 countries, Lotus said. The respondents included IT companies, corporates and suppliers who were asked to rank last year`s most impressive messaging products, services, companies and events.

PR Connections
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Jun 5, 1998

Brio names Abraxas Premier Partner

Brio Technology, the US-based enterprise business intelligence company, said it has selected Ironbridge Software as a Brio Premier Partner. Ironbridge, a subsidiary of Abraxas, will focus on the marketing, sales, implementation and support of Brio business intelligence solutions in South Africa.

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Jun 4, 1998

Unisys Cargo users to implement new standards

Unisys said that members of the Unisys Cargo Users Group (UCUG) agreed to comply with all Cargo 2000 standards as they are established to improve the traditional air freight industry.

Unisys
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Plato
Jun 3, 1998

Walker to integrate Horizon with Microsoft OLAP server

Walker said it will integrate a future version of the Walker Horizon analytic application suite with Microsoft`s upcoming OLAP server, code-named Plato.

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Informix
Jun 3, 1998

Abraxas, Informix strengthen ties

Abraxas said it has strengthened its ties with Informix to speed up the implementation of data warehouses.

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Advent Software
Jun 3, 1998

Sagent, Advent team to focus on investment managers

Sagent Technology, who specialises in bringing data marts to the Web, and Advent Software have announced an agreement to deliver an end-to-end data warehouse solution for investment management firms. Sagent Technology is represented in South Africa by 360 Solutions.

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Unicenter TNG
Jun 1, 1998

Unisys, CA sign strategic alliance

Computer Associates and Unisys said they have signed a strategic alliance for joint operation in sub-Saharan Africa. The two companies said all new Unisys servers, from small business to enterprise, would be shipped with CA`s cross-platform enterprise management software, Unicenter TNG. Unicenter TNG is an integrated management solution which allows organisations to manage all their IT resources, encompassing heterogeneous networks, systems, applications and databases, CA said. CA said the product has been endorsed by over 40 hardware and software vendors worldwide.

Computer Associates Africa
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Starfire
Jun 1, 1998

Sun`s high-end Starfire server continues its climb to the top; builds strong presence worldwide

Sun said its Sun Enterprise 10000, known as the Starfire, is blazing a path to the top of the high-end UNIX server market which the company entered only 18 months ago. Sun said the Starfire server has installations in 37 countries, with the largest customer having up to 14 machines. Jay Bretzmann of IDC said Starfire represents Sun`s first push into the high-end market. "Sun is one of the first traditional midrange vendors in many years to successfully enter this previously unchartered territory." IDC defines high-end systems as those costing $1 million or more.

Sun Microsystems
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Axis
Jun 1, 1998

Axis chooses Sun for high performance verification

Sun Microsystems and Axis Systems, a new EDA company addressing the verification market, said Axis has selected Sun`s Ultra PCI workstations running Solaris as its exclusive workstation platform.

Sun Microsystems
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Red Brick
Jun 1, 1998

Red Brick moves into solutions market

Red Brick Systems has introduced Red Brick DecisionScape, a rapid development decision suport environment. Red Brick said DecisionScope is the first step towards company`s goal to become a complete data warehousing solutions provider.

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