NetMoves Broadens Its Developer Toolkit by Adding Unix and Linux Versions
Developers Continue to Increase the Number and Variety of On-Ramps to NetMoves' Solutions
EDISON, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 4, 1999--NetMoves, formerly FaxSav (NASDAQ NM: FAXX - news), the leader in Internet Fax, today announced the addition of solutions for the popular Unix and Linux operating systems to its rich set of tools used by developers to build Internet Document Delivery (IDD) transparently into their applications.
According to a recent International Data Corporation study, the market share for Linux jumped from 6.8 to an estimated 17.2 percent of server operating system shipments in 1998. Linux has significant market penetration in web servers and is becoming popular in embedded and turnkey applications, including Internet firewalls, routers and Point of Sale (POS) systems. It is becoming increasingly popular with Fortune 1000 companies, as well as smaller companies, who realize the potential for significant cost savings and improved system versatility. Linux growth, coupled with the availability of NetMoves' developer tools for Unix and Linux increases both the number and range of environments which will use the NetMoves' network for high-volume delivery of business-critical documents.
NetMoves sells the Unix/Linux solution, named FaxLauncher/U, as two standalone executables -- FaxLauncher/U Send and FaxLauncher/U Query. The first utility, FaxLauncher/U Send, packages and securely deliveries documents to the NetMoves network. The second, FaxLauncher/U Query, is a utility providing real-time status capability to determine the progress of the delivery. The solution for Unix-style Linux and SunO operating systems has utilities that integrate into development languages such as Perl, commonly used for Ecommerce web site CGI programming. Versions for FreeBSD and SCO UnixWare will be available this quarter.
''The NetMoves API (Application Programming Interface) library was extremely straight-forward and allowed us to easily integrate NetMoves' Internet Fax technology into a variety of custom software solutions,'' said Scott Brause, V. P. of software development at Xsoft, Inc. ''When necessary, NetMoves provided us assistance and advice during the development process. Every integration question was answered in a timely fashion.''
''There are two benefits to being the market leader,'' stated Bill Fallon, VP of Marketing, ''First, developers who want the very best come looking for you. Second, other market leaders in hardware, software, Internet and services arenas want to increase customer value by integrating your product into theirs -- and they only want to work with the best. Our years of experience enabled us to create a toolset that makes it easy for developers to build IDD right in - while our stability and reliability has given us the credibility in the marketplace so that we're the partner of choice for business.''
As a recognized leader in Internet Document Delivery, NetMoves has partnered with some of the largest and most widely-respected companies, to build its technology -- and thus, access -- to the NetMoves Network right into their products and applications. These include:
1. Fenestrae: The leading integrated messaging solutions provider for the Microsoft and SAP environments worldwide, chose NetMoves' ServerLink API to add IP Fax to its Faxination 4.0 product line. The Fenestrae-NetMoves solution offers the highest degree of software and network integration of any Exchange fax solution available today, giving it superior performance with the lowest total cost of ownership.
2. WorldSpan: One of the world's largest computer reservation systems operators, WorldSpan integrated NetMoves FaxMailer directly into its WorldSpanGO! computer reservation system which is available to more than 8,000 travel agents worldwide. Travel agents use NetMoves' Internet Fax services to fax confirmations, itineraries, and other important information to their customers directly from the WorldSpanGO! system.
3. Panasonic: It's entire line of fax machines for the U.S. and Japanese consumer and small business markets, contain NetMoves' patented Internet Fax dialer technology - making them the first mass-marketed fax machines to incorporate Internet Fax into the machine itself.
4. DACOM: The largest private telecommunications company in South Korea used ServerLink API to interconnect its MagicFax service with the NetMoves' Network to deliver low-cost, high-volume international fax services to the world's third largest fax market.
NetMoves Corporation, formerly FaxSav, specializes in market-leading email- and Internet Fax-based solutions to deliver business-critical documents at net speed. Recently acknowledged by IDC as the global leader in Internet Fax message volume and revenue, the company serves 114,000 customers across 150 countries through a continuum of Internet Document Delivery solutions including: email-to-fax, email and fax broadcast, Ecommerce, and enterprise-wide fax solutions for the Microsoft Exchange, SAP and other environments. For more NetMoves information, call 732/906-2000, or visit the company's new website www.netmoves.com.
Certain statements contained in this press release may be deemed forward-looking statements by FaxSav. Such statements, and other matters addressed in this press release, involve a number of risks and uncertainties including price competition, technological advances, decreased demand or diversion of fax to other methods of telecommunication. Among the other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from these statements and matters, are the risks and other factors detailed, from time to time, in FaxSav's reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including, but not limited to, the most recent Forms 10-K and 10-Q.
Contact:
NetMoves
Frances Ianacone, 800/828-7115 x2330
ianacone@netmoves.com
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