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BPCS Client/Server Optimized for IBM Net.Commerce

Written By
Paul Nicholls
Paul Nicholls
Apr 24, 1998
1 minute read

System Software Associates Inc. (SSA), an enterprise management system software vendor, said that its BPCS Client/Server now operates with IBM’s Net.Commerce, an e-business solution for electronic commerce sites.


The object-oriented architecture of SSA’s BPCS Client/Server permits seamless
electronic commerce functionality with real-time links to IBM Net.Commerce,
the company said.


“The need for real-time availability and order status information has become
critical to electronic commerce success,” said Bob Hoyt, SSA’s general manager of Global Markets. “Information that may be as little as one second out of date could lead to costly business consequences when operating in an electronic commerce environment.”


“It is critical to have the most current information supplied directly from its original source. BPCS Client/Server working with Net.Commerce makes this possible.”


SSA’s Electronic Commerce Manager and IBM’s Java-based commerce extensibility
framework and customized adapter serve as the interface between the BPCS
Client/Server and IBM Net.Commerce.


SSA clients who license IBM Net.Commerce get an end-to-end solution
that includes the dynamic and interactive flow of all transactions and other
information necessary to electronically enable the entire business process,
the company said.


SSA in New Orleans is the world’s third-largest vendor of enterprise resource
planning (ERP) software to manufacturing and industrial companies, with more
than 8,500 clients at over 25,000 sites.

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