Category: Marketing & e-commerce (Page 78 of 79)

iLumin Corporation, an Internet e-commerce company providing enforceable electronic transactions for the Internet E-conomy), announced the addition of Intel’s Pentium III processor serial number as an optional added security feature in iLumin’s newest suite of software products and services. iLumin’s products and services allow the purchase of automobiles and homes, the completion of corporate mergers and court filings, and the electronic execution of legally binding document transactions over the Internet. iLumin’s software combines documents based on XML, proprietary automated processing, and secure digital signatures to facilitate the execution and filing of documents of business, government, and commerce over the Internet. With the addition of Intel’s Pentium III processor serial number feature, iLumin’s Paranoid-by-Design suite of products will incorporate the additional security feature of identifying the machine from which the document was sent as well as the machine receiving the document. www.illumin.com

Extricity Software, announced support for Commerce XML (cXML), an open standard for business-to-business e-commerce that facilitates the exchange of catalog and transaction information between buyers and suppliers. Developed by a group of over 50 leading companies including Extricity, cXML is a suite of lightweight, end-to-end protocols that allow trading partners to exchange catalog content and transaction management information securely across the Internet. Extricity has announced integration with its industry-leading Alliance application and cXML. Extricity and Ariba will begin pilot implementations using cXML over the Internet in Q2 1999. cXML was developed with input from more than 50 organizations, including e-commerce companies such as Ariba, Extricity Software, InterWorld Corporation, Ironside Technologies, Poet Software, Saqqara Systems and Sterling Commerce. Contributing companies included 1Nine Systems, Anderson Unicom Group, barnesandnoble.com, BT Office Products International, CAP (a division of the McGraw-Hill Construction Information Group), Chemdex Corporation, Collabria, Compucom, ComputerLiteracy.com, Cort Furniture Rental, Harbinger Corporation, Life Technologies, NCR Systemedia Group, Office Depot, RoweCom, Staples and US Technologies.www.extricity.com

Ironside Technologies Inc., a supplier of sell-side business-to-business electronic commerce solutions for the mid-tier manufacturing and distribution market, announced that it will support Commerce XML (cXML), an open standard for e-commerce that reduces on-line business costs by providing a lightweight protocol for exchange of supplier content and transaction information via and XML-based open architecture. www.ironside.com

OneSoft Corporation, announced the availability of version 2.0 of their Internet commerce system, OneCommerce. The new version is designed to provide businesses with the flexibility to implement multiple, new, and changing business models for Internet commerce, and grow with their success. OneCommerce provides businesses the flexibility to change and adapt their Internet commerce channel to any online business model. OneCommerce componentization is on a fundamental level separating data, function, presentation, and control. The plug-and-play nature of these components allows businesses to combine data, function and presentation in unique ways, differentiating them and allowing them to more effectively leverage their Internet sales channel. www.onesoft.com