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17 Sep 2001
#4628
Cathay Pacific Airways Storage Success Story
Key Customer Information System Relies on Sun Hardware

To understand their customers better, Cathay Pacific Airways Limited, Hong Kong, invested in a customer information system (CIS) that enables their staff to match corporate marketing and sales strategies and products more closely to the marketplace by unifying their separate databases into a single data warehouse. They chose Sun StorEdge Arrays and Sun Enterprise Servers.
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17 Sep 2001
#4647
Java Technology Smart Cards and the U.S. Military
ID Badges

ActivCard, a provider of digital identity products and technology, has enabled the Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC) and the U.S. Department of Defense to utililize Java technology for the worldwide issuance and management of the Common Access Card (CAC). These new smart-card based ID badges will replace existing U.S. armed forces' identification cards and will be distributed to 4.3 million active duty U.S. military personnel and eligible contractors.
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19 Sep 2001
#4704
Cirqit: Revolutionizing Printing Industry Business Dynamics
ASP Success Story

One of the success stories on the Sun web site that documents successful customer implementations is on Cirqit, a consulting and software company focused on the printing industry. Cirqit provides print procurement analysis and software for e-procurement and digital asset management such as estimate management, bid evaluaiton and order placement.
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18 Sep 2001
#4708
Sun and Philips Strengthen Alliance
Development and Promotion of the MPEG-4 Standard

Sun and Philips Digital Networks' MP4Net business unit will broaden their successful year-long collaboration focused on the development and promotion of the MPEG-4 standard for streaming audio, video and graphics. As part of the co-marketing and technology exchange agreement, Philips will license Sun StorEdge Media Central server technology for inclusion in its future WebCine Server MPEG-4 offerings for the Solaris Operating Environment(OE) and Sun Cobalt servers. The two companies plan on joint promotion and marketing of MPEG-4 products and technology in both the broadband and wireless markets.
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