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esävio Builds On WebSphere Platform to Target e-commerce Market

Overview Pennsylvania-based esävio, a 350-employee provider of integrated services to e-businesses, recently sought a partner that could provide a robust software infrastructure for its e-business solutions. esävio needed a partner whose solutions met a large variety of problems and whose products were easy to deploy, extremely configurable, customizable and affordable for their clients. IBM and its WebSphere software platform for e-business met all of those criteria admirably. In 1999, esävio, now an IBM Business Partner, began using IBM Net.Commerce with IBM DB2 Universal Database to build catalog-based e-commerce applications. esävio discovered that Net.Commerce gives them the most for their dollar.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	March 2004
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Application Servers, Database Management

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