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DataMirror (Nasdaq: DMCX; TSX: DMC), the provider of data integration solutions, says Idetix, a provider of Web content management technologies, has extended its use of DataMirror’s PointBase Embedded relational database.
DataMirror added these details:
Idetix’s Revize software utilizes PointBase Embedded to store critical Web content and templates. Revize is a platform-independent, “Commercial-off-the-Shelf” Web content management software solution that allows customers to rapidly deploy and easily update Web pages, improving the overall management and control of their Websites.
Customers across all markets – from government and commercial to healthcare and technology – rely on Revize to manage their Web content. Customers include: Bell Helicopter Textron Inc.; Computer Consultants of America, Inc.; Danhausen Group; Gulfstream; Hawaii State Civil Defense; Idaho Department of Labor; North York General Hospital (Canada); University of Pennsylvania; and the U.S. Departments of Defense, Homeland Security and Energy.
“As one of PointBase’s very first customers, we have always enjoyed the high quality of technology and services offered, and are pleased with PointBase’s competitive pricing,” says Joe Cottone, COO, Idetix, Inc. “Our robust Web content management services are largely dependant on the superior performance of PointBase Embedded. With this relational database in place, we’ve lowered development and maintenance costs, and reduced our total cost of ownership.”
“In today’s volatile business environment, companies are placing increasing importance on implementing technologies that deliver high returns on minimal investments,” says Nigel Stokes, CEO, DataMirror. “Idetix’s continued confidence in PointBase Embedded attests to the significant value and high satisfaction derived from their implementation. We look forward to further growing this important relationship and ensuring Idetix and other customers continue to receive significant returns on their investment in our technology.”
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