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To: Michael J. Dando who wrote (153)	3/30/1998 7:42:00 PM
From: Claude Edelson	Respond to of 209

What is impact of GE on ddddf (I am not comput whiz but it seems both have announced sap compliance within the last week) Any chance ge would buy them out? nds Messaging Capabilities for Customers ORLANDO, Fla., March 30 /PRNewswire/ -- Today at the Data Interchange Standards Association (DISA) conference, GE Information Services announced that its Enterprise System achieved certification for SAP's Application Link Enabling (ALE) interface for the SAP R/3 System. The certification extends Enterprise System's capability beyond batch EDI to provide direct, real time access to the SAP environment. Enterprise's any to any translation services can now be used to link an existing business application or trading partner to any of SAP's 1,200 Business Application Interface based functions. This extends the user's ability to gain additional benefits from their SAP investment. In addition, the ALE interface provides users with faster setup, installation and ramping and improves the security and reliability of the transaction. ''Combining the powerful message management tools of the Enterprise System with the extended capabilities provided by ALE makes it easier for business partners to communicate,'' said Steve Scala, Manager, EDI Global Marketing, GE Information Services. ''This comprehensive solution enables users to take their messaging systems to the next level, giving them a competitive edge in the marketplace.'' Enterprise System offers centralized control over diverse business applications, communications paths and information flows. It quickly and seamlessly routes, translates and distributes data and allows real time, interactive communications. In addition, Enterprise System centralizes access to multiple value added networks, direct connects and third party services. Companies using this solution can benefit from reduced inventory levels, shortened payment cycles and enhanced customer service. ''With the ALE interface, the document never 'hits the ground,' enabling real time interaction and offering users greater speed, flexibility and control. It's a win-win situation for everyone,'' said Scala. GE Information Services is a global leader in business-to-business electronic commerce solutions, managing the world's largest electronic trading community of more than 40,000 trading partners. The company's global networked solutions include EDI and messaging services, Internet and intranet services, and a full suite of applications that help streamline supply chain management processes. The company combines the power of electronic commerce applications with business process consulting, systems integration, community management and customer support. GE Information Services is one of the 12 key businesses of the General Electric Company, USA, and is headquartered in Rockville, Md., USA. SOURCE: GE Information Services