Crossflo and EC-One Form Alliance to Provide Hosted Applications
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SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Crossflo Systems, Inc., an innovative provider of data-sharing solutions for the public sector, today announced that Japanese-based EC-One, Inc., the leading enterprise Java integrator in Japan, has chosen Crossflo to enable secure and highly efficient data sharing within a wireless, hosted environment in Japan. The opportunity represents a major expansion of Crossflo products and services into global markets and a strategic milestone for expansion into commercial applications.
In order to meet the explosive demand for groundbreaking consumer and business services that rely on state-of-the-art wireless data-sharing solutions, we are forming a separate subsidiary to rapidly exploit the combined power of Crossflo DataExchange and a newly developed EC-One service called Grain, said Mr. Eihiro Saishu, EC-One s president and chief executive officer. Grain allows mobile phone service companies to use various applications with a per-transaction based fee structure. When combined with Crossflo DataExchange, it becomes a true data-sharing solution for customers. We believe that escalating real-world market needs will provide significant opportunities to expand our relationship with Crossflo into additional geographic markets in Asia and diverse applications.
Under the terms of the agreement, EC-One s new subsidiary will use Crossflo s flagship product, Crossflo DataExchange (CDX) to help provide fully integrated and accessible data to a variety of users including service providers and web-based business services for broadband wireless service carriers. The new system will enable data-sharing solutions for numerous market sectors such as retail, real estate, banking and health care, giving EC-One customers the ability to securely share industry and consumer relevant information via a user-friendly web-hosted solution.
The Japanese market and, in particular, EC-One are highly esteemed in their ability to provide cutting-edge software products and services, said Mr. Renney Senn, Crossflo s president and chief executive officer. We can help enhance their market-leading Java-based solutions with CDX s data-sharing capabilities, and have already begun working with them on a variety of major hosting project opportunities to provide wireless, enterprise data-sharing solutions for EC-One s clients.
About EC-One
EC-One, Inc., established in 1998, is the leading enterprise Java integrator in Japan. The company provides high-end technical consulting and systems development services to develop enterprise application systems for its clients based on its CBSD (Component Based System Development) approach. EC-One s goal is to help create a Software Parts Industry and has established cBank (Component Bank) in pursuit of that goal. cBank is a business community which trades software components. It has corporate members such as Hitachi, Toyota, Sony and approximately 50 other companies. Since June 2002, EC-One has been listed on the JASDAQ market in Tokyo, Japan.
About Crossflo
Crossflo Systems, Inc. provides data sharing solutions to the public sector. Crossflo s flagship product, the Crossflo DataExchange (CDX) solution, is commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) middleware specifically designed for interagency and cross-domain data sharing. Standards-based architecture and intuitive interface design enable end users to strengthen control of their information and rapidly connect disparate data sources across multiple platforms. Backed by operationally-oriented professional services, Crossflo solutions help agencies involved with Justice and Public Safety, Public Health, and National Defense and Domestic Security to achieve rapid, measurable results. More information is available at
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