BEA and Siebel Systems to Deliver Integration Solutions for UAN

Jan. 1, 2000 12:00 AM

(April 28, 2003) - BEA Systems, Inc. and Siebel Systems, Inc. have expanded their strategic alliance agreement to deliver integration solutions through joint development, sales, and marketing initiatives.

Siebel Systems has named BEA a Strategic Software and Universal Application Network (UAN) Partner in the Siebel Alliance Program and designated BEA WebLogic Integration as one of its strategic integration solutions for UAN, a standards-based approach to multiapplication integration based on best-practice business processes. BEA plans to offer full out-of-the-box support for UAN in upcoming versions of BEA WebLogic Integration and BEA WebLogic Platform.

The companies are committing additional resources as a part of their alliance, which include dedicated engineers, technical architects, product managers, and alliance managers; an on-site interoperability testing laboratory; joint development; and over $1 million in marketing to deliver integration solutions.

UAN for BEA WebLogic Integration 7.0 is available now for select customers. BEA WebLogic Integration 8.1, currently available in beta version, will support UAN Integration Applications in the summer of 2003. BEA WebLogic Integration can provide the optimal tools and frameworks for extending UAN Integration Applications to integrate with packaged applications, legacy systems, and custom applications.

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