IBM Enhances Network Services, Simplifies Storefront Creation | Internet News

IBM Enhances Network Services, Simplifies Storefront Creation

Written By
Paul Nicholls
Paul Nicholls
Mar 5, 1998
1 minute read

Building on its rapidly expanding portfolio of e-business solutions, IBM Global Services announced a suite of new and enhanced managed network services.


They include a new component that provides customers with the business tools, interfaces, and services to create an online storefront, manage orders, and process credit cards on an e-commerce Web site hosted by IBM.


Also announced were:



  • New “dedicated” and “dedicated high performance” components for IBM
    Content Hosting Services that include industry standard server environments,
    additional configuration scalability, and many optional features.
  • IBM Universal Messaging Services, a new offering designed to help
    customers link dissimilar e-mail systems.
  • Enhancements to remote access components of IBM Managed Data Network
    Services, including adoption of the V.90 international standard for dial
    speeds up to 56 Kbps over the IBM Global Network.


“The announcements are part of our continuing effort to help customers
maximize their efficiency and reach new markets through e-business,” said
Garth Issett, General Manager, Network Services, IBM Global Services, Canada.


“These services will also make it easier for organizations to implement
successful Internet strategies, conduct business over their Web site, and
utilize e-mail to connect with employees and trading partners, regardless of
their location.”

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