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Title:Welcome to TUXEDO
Moderator:MICROW::HERRLICH
Created:Wed Dec 07 1994
Last Modified:Wed May 21 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:153
Total number of notes:421

140.0. "BEA News -- Distributor in Australia Purchased, plus Oracle Announcement" by DELNI::CPARKER () Mon Feb 03 1997 11:30

UG625-27 BEA EXPANDS IN ASIA/PACIFIC, GETS CLOSER TO ORACLE
         
Tuxedo-keeper BEA Systems Inc is still vacuuming up distributors 
in the regions. Latest catch is Brisbane, Australia-based Bay 
Technologies, which with 14 staff becomes BEA's largest outlet in 
the south Asia/Pacific market. It'll become part of BEA's 
operation for that region, which is based in Sydney, Australia 
and run by former Novell executive Ivan Ruzic. Bay will continue 
to distribute the rival TopEnd OLTP monitor until NCR Corp takes 
over those accounts. Bay managing director Mark Pickering 
become's Ruzic's CTO. BEA's also going distribute Tuxedo on 
Compagnie des Machines Bull SAs PowerPC-based Estrella and Escala 
servers running AIX, though not on systems sold by Bull's US 
distributor, Motorola Computer Systems group. BEA will have a 
Singapore office on stream within 60 days, with Beijing and 
Taiwan offices due within three months. BEA says it's now way 
ahead of where it had expected to be by this time according to 
its 1995 business plan. It says it hadn't expected to even begin 
getting into the Asia/Pacific market until this year. It's 
established or bought 26 offices since it began life in the 
latter half of 1995. And is it making money? VP sales and 
marketing of the privately-held company Ed Scott says it's making 
or has received from its investors more than enough money to 
cover the cost of its eight acquisitions and its 500-odd 
employees. Scott says Bay is the last of the small distribution 
shops it's had in its sights; future acquisitions or partnerships 
"will be strategic," he says. Tuxedo's up on 40 platforms now - 
it's got 30 more ports planned - and expects soon-to-be-released 
1996 numbers will show it's increased in 38% OLTP market share. 
The six-month exclusive rights Sun Microsystems Inc had to a 
high-availability version of Tuxedo BEA created for Solaris has 
now expired; BEA's got another third-party HA implementation on 
the runway for an unidentified vendor. With the unification of 
all previous versions of Tuxedo in release 6.2, the company's now 
working to deploy Tuxedo on NT, to develop new legacy 
integration, expand its Jolt Java services, and provide Corba 
object compliance. It claims around 1,000 customers in total. BEA 
CTO Alfred Chuang's been tub-thumping for Tuxedo and Jolt Japan - 
where Jolt's not actually available yet - and believes a pent-up 
demand for electronic commerce will drive BEA business there. He 
expects customers to step straight into electronic commerce 
without going through the intermediate stage of development of 
client-server distributed systems. BEA will beta a local language 
version of Jolt through its distributors including Oki Electric 
and Itochu subsidiary systems integrator CTC. Chuang previewed a 
joint announcement with Oracle that's due in the next couple of 
weeks which will leverage Tuxedo and Oracle's three-tier 
functionality, plus an expanded relationship.
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140.1HP to resell TuxedoEPS::HAGGERTYKevin, NSIS, Stow MA USAThu Apr 03 1997 13:04129
[First! for the Web]

HP to Resell BEA TUXEDO Middleware Solution Worldwide; HP and BEA Integrate
BEA TUXEDO with HP's Security Products, Test and CertifyHigh-availability
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Date: Thursday, April 3, 1997
Source: Business Wire
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PALO ALTO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE) via Individual Inc. -- Hewlett-Packard
Company today announced that it has signed a worldwide reseller agreement
with BEA Systems, Inc., as its premier supplier of software infrastructure
for mission-critical solutions consisting of BEA TUXEDO, BEA Jolt and BEA
Connect. In addition, the companies jointly announced integration of HP's
security products with BEA's middleware suite, and certification and
testing with HP's high-availability products to give customers a reliable
infrastructure for building mission-critical applications in distributed
computing environments.

Under the terms of the agreement, HP's Professional Services Organization
will resell the BEA products and services to HP's enterprise customers. In
addition, HP's and BEA's professional services organizations intend to work
together to deliver consulting, training and integration services on BEA's
products. The agreement underscores the successful implementations of BEA
TUXEDO on HP platforms to date and strengthens HP's middleware strategy.

"This reseller agreement makes HP an active participant in offering
customers BEA's widely installed open transaction-management middleware --
a product that operates consistently across different computing platforms,"
said Ed Acly, director of middleware research for International Data
Corporation, a Framingham, Mass.-based market-research firm. "In turn, this
consistency simplifies and improves the customer's ability to deal with the
increasingly heterogeneous growth of technology used to build a company's
most important applications."

BEA's core product, BEA TUXEDO, supplies the underlying transaction
control, messaging, application management and global systems
administration needed to develop and deploy scaleable, multitier
distributed applications. According to the most recent survey of the
Standish Group, a Dennis, Mass.-based market-research firm, BEA TUXEDO has
the largest market share in the open transaction-processing monitor market.
BEA Jolt brings mission-critical applications based upon BEA TUXEDO to
Intranet and Internet environments.

"This reseller agreement enables HP to offer BEA's middleware solution as
its premier supplier to customers in highly transaction-oriented
environments, such as the telecommunications and financial-services
markets," said Carol G. Mills, general manager of HP's General Systems
Division. "We see the combination of BEA TUXEDO and BEA Jolt as a key
element of our electronic-commerce solution for customers who are building
and deploying mission-critical Internet applications."

"HP is enabling more mission-critical applications to be run on open
systems than ever before," said Bill Coleman, chairman and chief executive
officer of BEA. "Our cooperation in product development, delivery and
professional services provides customers a strong team to assist them with
enterprise applications, including legacy integration, especially those
taking advantage of electronic-commerce, Intranet and Internet
technologies."

HP and BEA have integrated and tested several of their product offerings
successfully. Using BEA TUXEDO's transactional and messaging capabilities
with the high-availability features of HP MC/ServiceGuard and the high
levels of security provided by HP Praesidium allows customers to run
enterprise applications that are highly secure, able to handle stringent
performance and scalability requirements, and require extreme levels of
data and transaction integrity.

Through joint development efforts, HP and BEA have integrated BEA TUXEDO
and HP Praesidium/Authorization Server, part of the HP Praesidium
end-to-end centrally managed enterprise and Internet security framework.
The integration between HP Praesidium and BEA TUXEDO is being offered by
HP's Professional Services Organization as part of this agreement.

CRI, the French Bank Clearing System, has purchased and installed BEA
TUXEDO and HP Praesidium, which have been integrated to utilize smart
cards, encryption and HP Praesidium/Authorization Server.

In addition, HP and BEA have tested and certified MC/ServiceGuard, HP's
leading clustering solution of high-availability systems, with BEA TUXEDO
in a variety of real-world configurations. Using these products together
provides customers with an application infrastructure that features
transactional integrity, and around-the-clock availability for applications
that need to be running at all times. The combination of BEA TUXEDO and
MC/ServiceGuard creates an efficient, highly available OLTP environment
that is also easy to manage.

Product integration between BEA TUXEDO and HP Praesidium or MC/ServiceGuard
is currently available through the professional-services organizations of
both companies. Pricing varies based on installation size and
implementation time.

BEA Systems, Inc., is a leading provider of cross-platform middleware
solutions for enterprise applications. BEA's products enable
mission-critical, distributed applications that work seamlessly in
client/server, Internet, and legacy environments. BEA provides
transactional, messaging, and distributed object-based software for
developing and deploying these enterprise applications. In addition to its
product line, BEA provides complete solutions through its extensive partner
network and broad range of professional services. BEA is headquartered in
Sunnyvale, Calif., with offices around the globe. Additional information on
BEA is available on the Internet at http://www.beasys.com .

HP is a leading provider of Internet and Intranet solutions and the
second-largest computer supplier in the United States, with
computer-related revenue in excess of $31.4 billion in its 1996 fiscal
year.

Hewlett-Packard Company is a leading global manufacturer of computing,
communications and measurement products and services recognized for
excellence in quality and support. HP has 112,800 employees and had revenue
of $38.4 billion in its 1996 fiscal year.

Information about HP and its products can be found on the World Wide Web at
http://www.hp.com .

NOTE TO EDITORS: BEA TUXEDO, BEA Jolt and BEA Connect are products of BEA
Systems, Inc.

CONTACT: Hewlett-Packard | Bart Coddington, 408/447-1129 |
[email protected] | or | BEA | Birdie Fenzel, 408/542-4081 |
[email protected]
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