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E2open Integrates the Electronics Industry Supply Chain with the Help of IBM WebSphere Technology

Overview E2open needed to develop a dynamic and flexible network-based integration model that could seamlessly integrate participants and their heterogeneous applications, while dramatically decreasing the cost and deployment complexities of maintaining these connections. Based on its analysis, E2open determined that a Web services solution could help significantly reduce integration costs compared to using existing integration options. After exploring various solutions, E2open turned to IBM for help. E2open chose IBM for Comprehensive Web Services solution built on a foundation of IBM WebSphere software.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	HTML
Date Published	March 2004	Downloads	5
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Web Services, Application Servers, EAI

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