iPlanet, Open Market Team Up | Internet News

iPlanet, Open Market Team Up

Written By
Beth Cox
Beth Cox
May 25, 2000
1 minute read

iPlanet E-Commerce Solutions, a
Sun-Netscape Alliance company, and Open Market Inc.
said they will work together to expand and complement iPlanet’s SellerXpert
to deliver a standards-based sell-side solution for B2B open digital
marketplaces.


Open Market and America Online will also integrate AOL technologies,
including AOL Quick Checkout and Shopping Search, into Open Market’s
e-Business Suite.


Open Market said it will integrate its sell-side e-Business Suite, including
Transact, for commerce management, and Content Server, for content
management, with iPlanet’s e-commerce infrastructure and marketplace
platform, which includes iPlanet Market Maker, iPlanet Application Server,
iPlanet Directory Server, iPlanet ECXpert solutions, and iPlanet SellerXpert,
an Internet selling enterprise application.


The companies said they will work together to deliver the next generation of
Internet selling solutions for open digital marketplaces.


“Open Market is committed to iPlanet’s open e-commerce infrastructure and our
customers have grown to depend on the flexibility and scaleability that it
provides,” said Ron Matros, president and chief executive officer of Open Market . “We will
continue our work in supporting that infrastructure and we’re happy to be
solidifying our relationship with iPlanet.”


iPlanet E-Commerce Solutions was established in
March 1999 by America Online and Sun Microsystems to provide e-commerce
solutions.

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