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(BSNS WIRE) REPEATING/Smallworld Delivers Newest Version of SRP Software
REPEATING/Smallworld Delivers Newest Version of SRP Software
Business Editors, Technology Writers
REPEATING...
CAMBRIDGE, U.K.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 9, 1999--
Smallworld 3.1(0) Features Oracle InSync, Extended Scalability,
Performance
Smallworldwide plc (Nasdaq: SWLDY), the world's leading provider
of spatial resource planning (SRP) software, today announced it has
delivered to its customers the first major revision of its flagship
SRP product, Smallworld 3, which was launched in October 1998.
Smallworld 3.1(0) incorporates components that expand its use with
Oracle databases and the Linux operating system, as well as increased
scalability and significantly improved performance.
"With greater functionality on Oracle and extended scalability,
Smallworld 3.1(0) moves spatial resource planning farther away from
niche geographic information systems and more closely integrates it
into the business enterprise," said C. Warren Ferguson, CEO of
Smallworldwide.
Building on existing tools to bring the Smallworld and Oracle
environments together, Smallworld 3.1(0) adds Smallworld InSync On
Oracle, which uses two-way replication techniques to synchronize
different views of the corporate database, and provides secure
integration between design and enterprise-wide information systems.
Smallworld's spatial object manager for Oracle Spatial brings the
recently launched Smallworld On Oracle Spatial tools up-to-date with
support for the Oracle 8i spatial object model. Both features are an
integral part of the Smallworld 3.1(0) core product.
Smallworld 3 provides the framework for over 650 production
systems around the world, it also is the foundation for Smallworld's
recently launched applications products aimed at communications
companies, utilities and public systems. This latest release of
Smallworld 3 provides a robust supporting layer to these applications
by extending the scalability of the product to manage more than 1,000
concurrent users - ensuring no practical limits to full
enterprise-wide deployment of Smallworld and its applications. A
continuous program of improvements to performance - both for the
system administrator and end user ensures the right information is
delivered to the right desktop at the right time.
Additional tools for the application developer - features such as
Complied Magik, support for the Linux operating system, extended GUI
building tools and more - ensure the broadest range of features and
functionality can be made available where they really count - on the
users' desktop.
The world's leading spatial resource planning company,
Smallworldwide plc, (www.smallworld-us.com) develops and markets
software products that model real world assets and services, enabling
companies to understand where their facilities and customers are
located, and seamlessly integrating this information across the
enterprise. The Company has three industry divisions, Utility & Public
Systems, Communications and Core & Cross Industry, providing rapid
implementation and integration of Smallworld's unique object-oriented
technology and vertical industry applications, which can increase
customers' revenues, improve customer service, and better utilize
assets. The Company has more than 650 customers in 40 countries around
the world. Smallworldwide plc is based at Elizabeth House, 1 High
Street, Chesterton, Cambridge CB4 1WR, England; Telephone, +44 (0)
1223.301144, and in the United States at 5600 Greenwood Plaza Dr.,
Suite 300, Englewood, CO 80111, +1.303.779.6980.
Please note that some statements contained within this report may
be of a forward-looking nature and may involve risks and
uncertainties. Actual future results and outcomes may differ
materially from those discussed. Factors that may cause such
differences include, but are not limited to, management of growth,
market acceptance of the Company's product and services, risks
associated with new product versions, dependence on third party
relationships and the activities of competitors. For a more detailed
discussion of the risks associated with the Company's business, please
see the Company's Form 20-F on file with the United States Securities
and Exchange Commission.
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CONTACT: Smallworldwide plc
Chad Morris, 303/779-6980
Chad.Morris@Smallworld-us.com
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