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To: Allen champ who wrote (103)	5/1/2000 12:19:00 PM
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Monday May 1, 8:03 am Eastern Time Company Press Release Symphion and Active Software Partner to Provide Fast Path to e-Business Integration Alliance Combines Active Software's Integration Platform with Symphion's IT Consulting Expertise to Rapidly Define, Manage and Change Customers' e-Businesses DALLAS and SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 1, 2000-- Symphion, Inc., an e-consulting firm specializing in strategic integration services, and Active Software, Inc. (Nasdaq:ASWX - news), a leading provider of e-Business infrastructure products, today announced a partnership to deliver rapid e-Business integration solutions to Global 5000 companies. Under the terms of the agreement, Symphion will use Active Software's ActiveWorks(TM) Integration System as its core e-Business platform to rapidly integrate customers' Web, front-office and back-office applications including enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), databases and mainframes, in manufacturing, telecommunications, call center, ``dot com,'' real estate, application service provider, co-location and other industries. Through the use of Active Software's ActiveWorks Integration System, Symphion will accelerate the delivery of its Strategic Integration services to its growing base of e-Business customers, enabling them to rapidly automate and streamline their business processes within the enterprise and with business-to-business (B2B) trading partners. ``To meet the demands within the business world today, companies must exchange information with their customers, suppliers and trading partners electronically and in real time,'' said James K. LaRoe, Chief Executive Officer, Symphion. ``Through our Strategic Integration services, we provide businesses with the integration expertise to understand and automate their business processes across the entire value chain. By partnering with Active Software, we have access to e-Business Integration technology which enables us to quickly deliver comprehensive e-Business Strategic Integration projects to more clients, safely speeding their time to market.`` Symphion will leverage Active Software's flagship ActiveWorks(TM) Integration System in its Strategic Integration services that require an e-Business integration platform. ActiveWorks offers Symphion a flexible, scalable and reusable platform that enables customers to quickly become e-Businesses by linking their front-office, back-office, supply chain and e-commerce operations. ActiveWorks allows customer business processes to drive e-Business integration and enables a scalable implementation, from small pilot programs to geographically dispersed solutions. By using ActiveWorks, Symphion can quickly deliver its Strategic Integration services to clients and help them leverage their existing technology investments within their e-Business infrastructure. ``e-Business is an essential requirement for success in today's fast-paced, global economy. Organizations require an e-Business infrastructure that enables the rapid integration of end-to-end business processes inside as well as outside the enterprise,'' said Chet Kapoor, Vice President, Business Development, Active Software. ``ActiveWorks was developed as a fast way to solve e-Business integration problems. Symphion adds significant e-Business consulting expertise to ActiveWorks, enabling customers to quickly transform into e-Businesses.''