Top vendors to roll out raft of new servers

At the recent Networld+Interop show, Microsoft Corp.'s Desktop and Business Systems Division just released its Viper transaction processing server into beta testing. Viper, which runs on Windows NT, can be used for electronic commerce or other applications requiring guaranteed transactions. Mea...

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Published in:CRN (Manhasset, N.Y.) N.Y.), 1996-09 (702), p.2
Main Authors: Willett, Shawn, Masud, Sam
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Alliances
BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING
Business services
COMMUNICATIONS
Computers
Cybersecurity
Discounts
Licensing
Manycompanies
Manyproducts
Media
Network management systems
OTHER BUSINESS SERVICES
Product introduction
Publishing
Servers
Services
Software
SOFTWARE & DATA PROCESSING
Software packages
Technology
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Summary:At the recent Networld+Interop show, Microsoft Corp.'s Desktop and Business Systems Division just released its Viper transaction processing server into beta testing. Viper, which runs on Windows NT, can be used for electronic commerce or other applications requiring guaranteed transactions. Meanwhile, in conjunction with Microsoft, MCI Communications Corp. said it is gearing up to roll out the enterprisewide messaging it announced in May 1996. IBM Corp. also unveiled new services under its IBM Global Network portfolio of products. Novell Inc., as expected, introduced its IntranetWare.
ISSN:1539-7343