Anne
IBS offers EJB-based solutions for Higher Education. This includes the
'integrated campus' containing applications for Housing, Student
affairs, Parking, Purchasing etc. We provide connectivity to PeopleSoft,
Natural/Adabas, IVR etc. Authorization is based on LDAP - a reference
application.
Tony
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Anne Thomas wrote:
>
> Here are a few I've encountered:
>
> Integral Development (capital markets applications) -- see
> http://www.integral.com
> Trade'Ex (procurement components) -- see http://www.tradeex.com
> The Theory Center (foundation and vertical components) -- see
> http://www.theorycenter.com
> Novasoft (content/document management and workflow) -- see
> http://www.novasoft.com
> Digital Harbor (productivity applications) -- see http://www.dharbor.com
> Athena Design (collaborative spreadsheet) -- see http://www.athena.com
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: David Rauschenbach [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 1999 2:05 PM
> Subject: Calling all EJB Solution Developers
>
> Are you, or is your company, developing an EJB-based business solution?
>
> ZLand is your best potential customer. We want your EJB's, and we'll bring
> you the distribution channel. Our hosted ERP-class application suite
> delivers rental applications to small customers. The current suite, hosted
> at our Seattle NOC, is 45 Lotus Notes applications (HTML) including
> catalog, commerce, HR, etc. Sales offices, each owning a set of zip code
> based territories, sign up the small customers and do the integration
> legwork. SAP and PeopleSoft might be coming down to the $2M installation,
> but we're down at the $5k-$50k sign-up range, or the "no-competition" zone.
>
> Our new architecture, designed to accomodate additional transactional
> systems like GL, AR, OE, auction, etc, will consist of a WebLogic/TOPLink
> cluster, SilverStream cluster, Simba, and DB2, and partnerships with those
> companies are in the works as the server integration work is already
> underway. 4 physical tiers, 7 software tiers - ugh. This has been called
> the mother of all systems by posters on this list. Imagine thousands of
> little mom-and-pop businesses, each with their own website (on-line
> catalogs, payables data entry, employees browsing their 401k status in the
> HR module, etc) being used by anonymous web users and employees alike, all
> served up by a very heavy cluster in our NOC. Then throw in reporting based
> on EJB's (via our Simba-based ODBC-EJB Bridge Driver for Tengah), and
> consider the thousands of instantiations that will result from a stupid one
> page report. Finally multiply that by another 75 to 140 NOC's which are the
> build-out of our international presence. Help!!! Just kidding, I'm
> confident.
>
> I've already heard from some of the great EJB-based solutions being built
> by hot vendors like ITMShip and ActionWare, and others <grin> like IBM SF.
> Send me a buzz and tell me what you're working on out of your garage. Or
> pass along the good rumors, like whether Oracle is in fact porting their
> financials to EJB. :-)
>
> David
> Engineer, ZLand
>
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