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Hallo zusammen,
ich möchte an dieser Stelle mal wieder Calico Commerce ins Gespräch bringen und würde mich freuen wenn auch andere Interesse an diesem Wert haben und sich beteiligen würden - also - feel free:
San Jose, Calif. - October 3, 2000 - Calico Commerce (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of eBusiness applications that enable companies to sell over the Web, today announced that it expects to report revenues and operating results which will be below expectations for the second fiscal quarter ended September 30, 2000.
Late in the quarter several large deals did not close and one transaction was deferred pending completion of outside financing. The Company now expects that it will report revenues between $9.0 to $10.0 million compared with $8.2 million last year. Related operating loss per share is expected to be between $.33 to $.43 compared with $.23 for the same period last year. Cash and investments are expected to total approximately $60 million.
"The fundamentals of the business-to-business e-Commerce software market remain strong," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce. "An increased number of large deals and structural changes in the market have lengthened sales cycles. As a result we increased spending to accelerate our sales and marketing efforts. We also broadened the product line with the addition of Calico Price Point as part of an enhanced version of the Calico Suite which shipped at the end of the quarter."
The Company plans to release final results for the second quarter in approximately three weeks and will provide updated forward-looking guidance on the regular quarterly conference call.
About Calico Commerce, Inc.
Calico Commerce, Inc. provides software that enables corporations to control the key elements of eBusiness when selling in Net markets, direct over the Web or through existing channels. Calico`s 100% Java, application server-based eBusiness application suite meets the performance, reliability and scalability needs of any business while allowing customers to handle complex products, pricing and relationships via the Web through the entire customer life cycle. As a result, organizations are able to drive revenue growth, increase customer satisfaction and achieve competitive advantage. Calico customers include leaders in high-technology hardware, manufacturing, telecommunications services, financial services, home furnishings, chemicals, agriculture and retail. Calico Commerce, Inc., headquartered in San Jose, Calif., can be found on the World Wide Web at www.calico.com.
The matters contained in this news release that are not purely historical are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, including, without limitation, any statements included herein regarding Calico`s future product development, product sales and other revenues, market opportunities, beliefs, expectations, goals, financial performance and future strategies, all of which are dependent on certain risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed in these or any other forward-looking statements made by or on behalf of Calico. These risks and uncertainties include such factors, among others, as the potential for fluctuation in Calico`s quarterly operating results, Calico`s lengthy product sales cycle, demand for the Company`s products, the level of service and price competition, the ability of the Company to develop and market new and existing products, ongoing introduction of new and enhanced products by competitors, the concentration of revenues in the last weeks of a given quarter, Calico`s dependence on its direct sales force, Calico`s ability to attract and retain qualified personnel and those other factors described in the Company`s Registration Statement on Form S-1, its Annual Report on Form 10-K, its quarterly reports on Form 10-Q and other public reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Tokyo-September 26, 2000 -- Andersen Consulting and Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLIC) today announced they are extending their existing alliance and will offer a package of eBusiness selling solutions in Japan. Andersen Consulting is a leading global management and technology consultancy and Calico is a leading provider of eBusiness selling solutions.
The eBusiness selling solutions enable corporations to dynamically customize their products, pricing and customer relationships using a standards-based platform to speed time-to-market, increase profit margins and improve customer loyalty. Companies have access to this solution through Andersen Consulting`s Tokyo Business Launch Centre, which is designed to provide companies with the necessary capabilities to become enduring, revenue-generating businesses.
"This extended alliance brings clients in Japan a combination of strong e-Commerce and customer relationship management experience and offerings from Andersen Consulting and powerful eBusiness selling software from Calico," said Yoshi Tanaka, managing director, Calico Commerce Japan K.K. "Together we are addressing the rapidly growing Japanese e-Commerce market and enabling leading corporations to offer their customers superior convenience, choice and value by controlling the key elements of eBusiness selling."
The eBusiness selling solutions target several industries, including financial services, telecommunications, electronics and high tech, and retail.
"Tailoring products and services to individual preferences is the next step in sophisticated Web purchasing," said Kazushi Taniguchi, partner at Andersen Consulting. "Our product enables organizations to offer customers the ability to control their own online buying process and experience. Ultimately, this means organizations will benefit from larger near-term sales and repeat business."
The Tokyo Business Launch Centre is one of a global network of 24 eBusiness production facilities within Andersen Consulting.
"Our Business Launch Centres were created to address market needs that include access to business experience, management and technology skills," continued Kazushi Taniguchi. "Calico`s product offering provides potential Business Launch Centre customers a powerful application suite that enables them to sell products and services on the Internet, through existing channels and in net markets."
To help take the technology global, AC Ventures, the venture capital investment arm of Andersen Consulting, made a significant investment in Calico after the alliance between the two was first announced in September, 1999.
About Calico Commerce, Inc.
Calico Commerce, Inc. provides software that enables corporations to control the key elements of eBusiness when selling in Net markets, direct over the Web or through existing channels. Calico`s 100% Java, application server-based eBusiness application suite meets the performance, reliability and scalability needs of any business while allowing customers to handle complex products, pricing and relationships via the Web through the entire customer life cycle. As a result, organizations are able to drive revenue growth, increase customer satisfaction and achieve competitive advantage. Calico customers include leaders in high-technology hardware, manufacturing, telecommunications services, financial services, home furnishings, chemicals, agriculture and retail. Calico Commerce, Inc., headquartered in San Jose, Calif., can be found on the World Wide Web at www.calico.com.
About Andersen Consulting
Andersen Consulting is an $8.9 billion global management and technology consulting organization whose mission is to help its clients create their future. The firm works with clients from a wide range of industries to bring about far-reaching change by aligning their people, processes and technology with their strategy. Andersen Consulting has more than 65,000 people in 48 countries. Its home page address is http://www.ac.com.
On January 1, 2001, the firm will enter the next century with a new name marking its wholly independent status and reflecting the firm`s bold new marketplace positioning.
The Andersen Consulting Business Launch Centres are located in: Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Copenhagen, Dublin, Frankfurt, Helsinki, Johannesburg, Los Angeles, London, Madrid, Milan, New York, Oslo, Palo Alto, Paris, Sao Palo, Seattle, Singapore, Stockholm, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto and Washington, DC.
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SAN JOSE, Calif.-September 25, 2000-Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq:CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables corporations to control eBusiness selling, has been named to Deloitte & Touche`s prestigious "Fast 50" Program for Silicon Valley, a ranking of the 50 fastest growing technology companies in the area. Calico Commerce ranked fourteenth overall. Rankings are based on the percentage of growth in revenues from 1995-1999 (five-year period).
"Today, there are more than 22,000 technology companies in the United States, many of whom are competing for the same markets here in the states and worldwide. The Fast 50 winners for Silicon Valley have proven they can compete successfully by consistently delivering technological wonders. We at Deloitte & Touche commend Calico Commerce for having the vision and determination to become one of the 50 fastest growing technology companies in Silicon Valley," said Roy Avondet, partner in charge of Technology & Communications for Northern California, at Deloitte & Touche in San Jose, CA.
Calico`s increase in revenues of 6,592 percent over the five-year period of 1995 to 1999 resulted in a fourteenth ranking overall in the Fast 50 for Silicon Valley. The average increase in revenues among companies who made the Fast 50 for this region was 7,142 percent. National average for all 19 regions was 3,554 percent.
"It`s a great honor for Calico to be listed on the Fast 50 for Silicon Valley, and I consider this a tremendous tribute to the accomplishments of our employees," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce. "Our dramatic increase in revenue can be attributed to consistently meeting the eBusiness challenges of today`s leading corporations and continuing to provide the most comprehensive selling solution on the market today to enable our customers to improve sales, stay competitive and increase profit margins."
To qualify for the Fast 50, companies must have had revenues of at least $50,000 in 1995 and at least $1,000,000 in 1999; must be public or private companies headquartered in the region; and be "technology companies" defined as companies that produce technology, manufacture a technology product, are technologically intensive, use technology in problem-solving, or devotes a high percentage of effort to research and development of technology.
Winners of the 19 regional Fast 50 programs in the United States are automatically entered in the Deloitte & Touche Technology Fast 500 program, which ranks the nation`s top 500 fastest growing technology companies. For more information on the Deloitte & Touche Fast 50 or Fast 500 programs, visit the web site at www.fast500.com.
bis später -fasty :smile:
ich möchte an dieser Stelle mal wieder Calico Commerce ins Gespräch bringen und würde mich freuen wenn auch andere Interesse an diesem Wert haben und sich beteiligen würden - also - feel free:
San Jose, Calif. - October 3, 2000 - Calico Commerce (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of eBusiness applications that enable companies to sell over the Web, today announced that it expects to report revenues and operating results which will be below expectations for the second fiscal quarter ended September 30, 2000.
Late in the quarter several large deals did not close and one transaction was deferred pending completion of outside financing. The Company now expects that it will report revenues between $9.0 to $10.0 million compared with $8.2 million last year. Related operating loss per share is expected to be between $.33 to $.43 compared with $.23 for the same period last year. Cash and investments are expected to total approximately $60 million.
"The fundamentals of the business-to-business e-Commerce software market remain strong," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce. "An increased number of large deals and structural changes in the market have lengthened sales cycles. As a result we increased spending to accelerate our sales and marketing efforts. We also broadened the product line with the addition of Calico Price Point as part of an enhanced version of the Calico Suite which shipped at the end of the quarter."
The Company plans to release final results for the second quarter in approximately three weeks and will provide updated forward-looking guidance on the regular quarterly conference call.
About Calico Commerce, Inc.
Calico Commerce, Inc. provides software that enables corporations to control the key elements of eBusiness when selling in Net markets, direct over the Web or through existing channels. Calico`s 100% Java, application server-based eBusiness application suite meets the performance, reliability and scalability needs of any business while allowing customers to handle complex products, pricing and relationships via the Web through the entire customer life cycle. As a result, organizations are able to drive revenue growth, increase customer satisfaction and achieve competitive advantage. Calico customers include leaders in high-technology hardware, manufacturing, telecommunications services, financial services, home furnishings, chemicals, agriculture and retail. Calico Commerce, Inc., headquartered in San Jose, Calif., can be found on the World Wide Web at www.calico.com.
The matters contained in this news release that are not purely historical are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, including, without limitation, any statements included herein regarding Calico`s future product development, product sales and other revenues, market opportunities, beliefs, expectations, goals, financial performance and future strategies, all of which are dependent on certain risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed in these or any other forward-looking statements made by or on behalf of Calico. These risks and uncertainties include such factors, among others, as the potential for fluctuation in Calico`s quarterly operating results, Calico`s lengthy product sales cycle, demand for the Company`s products, the level of service and price competition, the ability of the Company to develop and market new and existing products, ongoing introduction of new and enhanced products by competitors, the concentration of revenues in the last weeks of a given quarter, Calico`s dependence on its direct sales force, Calico`s ability to attract and retain qualified personnel and those other factors described in the Company`s Registration Statement on Form S-1, its Annual Report on Form 10-K, its quarterly reports on Form 10-Q and other public reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Tokyo-September 26, 2000 -- Andersen Consulting and Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLIC) today announced they are extending their existing alliance and will offer a package of eBusiness selling solutions in Japan. Andersen Consulting is a leading global management and technology consultancy and Calico is a leading provider of eBusiness selling solutions.
The eBusiness selling solutions enable corporations to dynamically customize their products, pricing and customer relationships using a standards-based platform to speed time-to-market, increase profit margins and improve customer loyalty. Companies have access to this solution through Andersen Consulting`s Tokyo Business Launch Centre, which is designed to provide companies with the necessary capabilities to become enduring, revenue-generating businesses.
"This extended alliance brings clients in Japan a combination of strong e-Commerce and customer relationship management experience and offerings from Andersen Consulting and powerful eBusiness selling software from Calico," said Yoshi Tanaka, managing director, Calico Commerce Japan K.K. "Together we are addressing the rapidly growing Japanese e-Commerce market and enabling leading corporations to offer their customers superior convenience, choice and value by controlling the key elements of eBusiness selling."
The eBusiness selling solutions target several industries, including financial services, telecommunications, electronics and high tech, and retail.
"Tailoring products and services to individual preferences is the next step in sophisticated Web purchasing," said Kazushi Taniguchi, partner at Andersen Consulting. "Our product enables organizations to offer customers the ability to control their own online buying process and experience. Ultimately, this means organizations will benefit from larger near-term sales and repeat business."
The Tokyo Business Launch Centre is one of a global network of 24 eBusiness production facilities within Andersen Consulting.
"Our Business Launch Centres were created to address market needs that include access to business experience, management and technology skills," continued Kazushi Taniguchi. "Calico`s product offering provides potential Business Launch Centre customers a powerful application suite that enables them to sell products and services on the Internet, through existing channels and in net markets."
To help take the technology global, AC Ventures, the venture capital investment arm of Andersen Consulting, made a significant investment in Calico after the alliance between the two was first announced in September, 1999.
About Calico Commerce, Inc.
Calico Commerce, Inc. provides software that enables corporations to control the key elements of eBusiness when selling in Net markets, direct over the Web or through existing channels. Calico`s 100% Java, application server-based eBusiness application suite meets the performance, reliability and scalability needs of any business while allowing customers to handle complex products, pricing and relationships via the Web through the entire customer life cycle. As a result, organizations are able to drive revenue growth, increase customer satisfaction and achieve competitive advantage. Calico customers include leaders in high-technology hardware, manufacturing, telecommunications services, financial services, home furnishings, chemicals, agriculture and retail. Calico Commerce, Inc., headquartered in San Jose, Calif., can be found on the World Wide Web at www.calico.com.
About Andersen Consulting
Andersen Consulting is an $8.9 billion global management and technology consulting organization whose mission is to help its clients create their future. The firm works with clients from a wide range of industries to bring about far-reaching change by aligning their people, processes and technology with their strategy. Andersen Consulting has more than 65,000 people in 48 countries. Its home page address is http://www.ac.com.
On January 1, 2001, the firm will enter the next century with a new name marking its wholly independent status and reflecting the firm`s bold new marketplace positioning.
The Andersen Consulting Business Launch Centres are located in: Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Copenhagen, Dublin, Frankfurt, Helsinki, Johannesburg, Los Angeles, London, Madrid, Milan, New York, Oslo, Palo Alto, Paris, Sao Palo, Seattle, Singapore, Stockholm, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto and Washington, DC.
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SAN JOSE, Calif.-September 25, 2000-Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq:CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables corporations to control eBusiness selling, has been named to Deloitte & Touche`s prestigious "Fast 50" Program for Silicon Valley, a ranking of the 50 fastest growing technology companies in the area. Calico Commerce ranked fourteenth overall. Rankings are based on the percentage of growth in revenues from 1995-1999 (five-year period).
"Today, there are more than 22,000 technology companies in the United States, many of whom are competing for the same markets here in the states and worldwide. The Fast 50 winners for Silicon Valley have proven they can compete successfully by consistently delivering technological wonders. We at Deloitte & Touche commend Calico Commerce for having the vision and determination to become one of the 50 fastest growing technology companies in Silicon Valley," said Roy Avondet, partner in charge of Technology & Communications for Northern California, at Deloitte & Touche in San Jose, CA.
Calico`s increase in revenues of 6,592 percent over the five-year period of 1995 to 1999 resulted in a fourteenth ranking overall in the Fast 50 for Silicon Valley. The average increase in revenues among companies who made the Fast 50 for this region was 7,142 percent. National average for all 19 regions was 3,554 percent.
"It`s a great honor for Calico to be listed on the Fast 50 for Silicon Valley, and I consider this a tremendous tribute to the accomplishments of our employees," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce. "Our dramatic increase in revenue can be attributed to consistently meeting the eBusiness challenges of today`s leading corporations and continuing to provide the most comprehensive selling solution on the market today to enable our customers to improve sales, stay competitive and increase profit margins."
To qualify for the Fast 50, companies must have had revenues of at least $50,000 in 1995 and at least $1,000,000 in 1999; must be public or private companies headquartered in the region; and be "technology companies" defined as companies that produce technology, manufacture a technology product, are technologically intensive, use technology in problem-solving, or devotes a high percentage of effort to research and development of technology.
Winners of the 19 regional Fast 50 programs in the United States are automatically entered in the Deloitte & Touche Technology Fast 500 program, which ranks the nation`s top 500 fastest growing technology companies. For more information on the Deloitte & Touche Fast 50 or Fast 500 programs, visit the web site at www.fast500.com.
bis später -fasty :smile:
hey fasty
bin In CLIC schon seit Nov.99 nach einem Bericht im "Aktionär" investiert. Zu 60 EURO!!!!!!!
Mich kotzt diese Aktie so an.
Leider ist mein Englisch nicht so gut um deinen Beitrag zu entschlüsseln; trotzdem werd ich wohl bis zm St.Nimmerleinstag
wartn müssen bis ich wenigstens wieder etwas Kohle sehe.
Moin moin
janolo
bin In CLIC schon seit Nov.99 nach einem Bericht im "Aktionär" investiert. Zu 60 EURO!!!!!!!
Mich kotzt diese Aktie so an.
Leider ist mein Englisch nicht so gut um deinen Beitrag zu entschlüsseln; trotzdem werd ich wohl bis zm St.Nimmerleinstag
wartn müssen bis ich wenigstens wieder etwas Kohle sehe.
Moin moin
janolo
Hi Janolo,
60 € ist aber heftig - Ich glaube schon, dass sich ein Invest grundsätzlich lohnt zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt aber 60€ lassen wohl noch lange auf sich warten...
P.S. Mir geht es z.Zt. ähnlich mit Met@box
fasty
60 € ist aber heftig - Ich glaube schon, dass sich ein Invest grundsätzlich lohnt zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt aber 60€ lassen wohl noch lange auf sich warten...
P.S. Mir geht es z.Zt. ähnlich mit Met@box
fasty
hallo Janolo,ich habe gemeint ich bin der einzige dumme,den ich bin durchschnitlich mit 56 euro in den dreckswert investiert!ich habe die investition abgeschrieben und lasse sie nur im depot als warnung für mich.übrigens habe ich sie auch nach einem positiven bericht im "der aktionär"gekauft,was aber kein vorwurf ist,den die haben kurze zeit später von der aktie abgeraten! mfg jimmy.com p.s.hoffentlich hast du in deinem depot nur diese leiche
habe zum gleichen zeitpunkt nach dem bericht im "Aktionär" gekauft, für 66$ (damals günstiger als Euro).
nachdem der kurs bei 76$ abgeprallt war, habe, um in einen anderen wert zu investieren, zu 56$ verkauft. Bin bis heute immens froh darüber. Habe dafür jedoch andere leichen im keller...
nachdem der kurs bei 76$ abgeprallt war, habe, um in einen anderen wert zu investieren, zu 56$ verkauft. Bin bis heute immens froh darüber. Habe dafür jedoch andere leichen im keller...
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@ jimmy.com
hab natürlich noch ganz andere Leichen im Depot(Keller).
Nur mal so zur Info, Hongkong.Com zu 0,52 gekauft, jetzt 0,08
Hab dafür extra einen tolllaufenden Inv.Fond aufgelöst um da "Günstig"
einzusteigen.
Naja, mein Depot liegt z.Zt. ca. 50%Minus!!!!
gruß vom z.Zt.weniglachenden
janolo
hab natürlich noch ganz andere Leichen im Depot(Keller).
Nur mal so zur Info, Hongkong.Com zu 0,52 gekauft, jetzt 0,08
Hab dafür extra einen tolllaufenden Inv.Fond aufgelöst um da "Günstig"
einzusteigen.
Naja, mein Depot liegt z.Zt. ca. 50%Minus!!!!
gruß vom z.Zt.weniglachenden
janolo
@janolo bin zur zeit auch um die 50%minus,nachdem ich im märz ca 200% im plus war!!!ich hoffe in einem jahr können wir darüber lachen.mfg jimmy p.s.zurzeit weine ich nur noch!!
Live Webcast
Calico Commerce, Inc. Second Quarter Earnings Conference Call
October 24, 2000, 5:00 PM ET
fasty
Calico Commerce, Inc. Second Quarter Earnings Conference Call
October 24, 2000, 5:00 PM ET
fasty
SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 19, 2000--Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq:CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables corporations to sell over the Web, today announced that it will be holding an earnings conference call/webcast on Tuesday, October 24, 2000 at 5:00 p.m. EDT to discuss the Company`s second quarter financial results. Calico`s President and Chief Executive Officer Alan Naumann and Chief Financial Officer Arthur Knapp will host the conference call.
The call is open to the public and will be accessible live on a listen-only basis via Calico`s website at http://www.calico.com or at http://www.streetevents.com. A replay of the call will be available at both websites for seven days. All remarks made during the conference call will be current at the time of the briefing and will not be updated to reflect subsequent material developments
The call is open to the public and will be accessible live on a listen-only basis via Calico`s website at http://www.calico.com or at http://www.streetevents.com. A replay of the call will be available at both websites for seven days. All remarks made during the conference call will be current at the time of the briefing and will not be updated to reflect subsequent material developments
Hi zusammen,
und wieder was neues...
KINETICS CHOOSES CALICO FOR ONLINE SELLING OF COMPLEX, BUILD-TO-ORDER PRODUCTS
Calico® Advisor™ and Calico® Market Maker™ Increase Sales and Accelerate Time to Market for Kinetics
SAN JOSE, Calif., - October 23, 2000 - Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables corporations to sell over the Web, today announced that Kinetics Group, Inc., the global leader in critical process infrastructure to the semiconductor, pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, has selected Calico® Advisor™ and Calico® Market Maker™ to help buyers browse, search, select, customize and order Kinetics` highly complex build-to-order and engineered-to-order products directly over the Web.
By leveraging the personalization and customization software offered by Calico, Kinetics is developing online gas system configuration models for each of its semiconductor equipment customers` process tools. Kinetics` configuration models will enable tool OEMs to customize the gas system at the time of order for the wafer processing chamber architecture selected by the device manufacturer.
"Our gas system products are complex in nature, often containing more than 2,500 separate configurable components and more than 4,000 individual parts, with little or no room for error. We selected Calico because it`s the most reliable solution available on the market today, and will provide our customers the freedom and the tools they need to accurately customize our products to meet their specific requirements," said David Shimmon, president and CEO of Kinetics.
"With Calico we are setting new standards for eBusiness in the semiconductor equipment manufacturing industry -something once thought impossible given the fast-changing and highly competitive process requirements of our customers` tools and the complexity of the gas system."
Kinetics partnered with Calico to translate its business processes to the Web and empower its customers and internal engineering staff to drive down design cycle time, thereby increasing product manufacturing flow. Calico`s graphical user interface and robust, standards-based solution set is easily implemented and will seamlessly integrate with Kinetics` design documentation and global ERP systems already in place. Rather than relying on external programmers, Kinetics engineers can model complex configurable products on their own.
"For any company taking its business online, the foremost concern is customer satisfaction. For Kinetics, having a complete, Java-based selling solution that empowers customers to take control of configuring and purchasing complex products online is a critical success factor," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce. "Calico will play an important role in helping Kinetics successfully expand its design and configuration process, while maintaining the quality and reliability of its manufactured products."
About Kinetics Group, Inc.
Kinetics evolved with Silicon Valley and the expansion of the semiconductor and biopharmaceutical industries to become a diversified supplier of high-tech products and services. For the semiconductor industry, Kinetics designs and manufactures modular and conventional gas distribution systems, mass flow controllers, process chillers, chemical and CMP slurry distribution systems and provides outsource contract manufacturing services. Kinetics` integrated range of solutions for semiconductor manufacturing plants includes process system manufacturing and installation of the complete gas, chemical and water infrastructure, including hook-up of the wafer fabrication tools.
For the biopharm industry, Kinetics` offering includes solutions for process system and capital equipment manufacturing for a wide range of validated manufacturing processes and support utilities. Kinetics provides turnkey solutions for buffer and media preparation, cell culture, protein filtration, freeze-drying, and transport and airborne containment of sterile powders. The company designs, manufactures and facilitates chemical, slurry, gas and water process utility systems that are critical to the semiconductor, biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and other regulated industries from over 48 locations worldwide.
Today, Kinetics is the world`s largest provider of critical process infrastructure, uniquely positioned to meet its customers` needs to integrate new process manufacturing technologies and expand capacity in their facilities. Kinetics is an agile, global organization 7,300 employees strong, with strategic expansion plans to leverage its 27 years of experience and innovation into new markets around the globe. Kinetics can be found on the World Wide Web at www.kineticsgroup.com.
und wieder was neues...
KINETICS CHOOSES CALICO FOR ONLINE SELLING OF COMPLEX, BUILD-TO-ORDER PRODUCTS
Calico® Advisor™ and Calico® Market Maker™ Increase Sales and Accelerate Time to Market for Kinetics
SAN JOSE, Calif., - October 23, 2000 - Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables corporations to sell over the Web, today announced that Kinetics Group, Inc., the global leader in critical process infrastructure to the semiconductor, pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries, has selected Calico® Advisor™ and Calico® Market Maker™ to help buyers browse, search, select, customize and order Kinetics` highly complex build-to-order and engineered-to-order products directly over the Web.
By leveraging the personalization and customization software offered by Calico, Kinetics is developing online gas system configuration models for each of its semiconductor equipment customers` process tools. Kinetics` configuration models will enable tool OEMs to customize the gas system at the time of order for the wafer processing chamber architecture selected by the device manufacturer.
"Our gas system products are complex in nature, often containing more than 2,500 separate configurable components and more than 4,000 individual parts, with little or no room for error. We selected Calico because it`s the most reliable solution available on the market today, and will provide our customers the freedom and the tools they need to accurately customize our products to meet their specific requirements," said David Shimmon, president and CEO of Kinetics.
"With Calico we are setting new standards for eBusiness in the semiconductor equipment manufacturing industry -something once thought impossible given the fast-changing and highly competitive process requirements of our customers` tools and the complexity of the gas system."
Kinetics partnered with Calico to translate its business processes to the Web and empower its customers and internal engineering staff to drive down design cycle time, thereby increasing product manufacturing flow. Calico`s graphical user interface and robust, standards-based solution set is easily implemented and will seamlessly integrate with Kinetics` design documentation and global ERP systems already in place. Rather than relying on external programmers, Kinetics engineers can model complex configurable products on their own.
"For any company taking its business online, the foremost concern is customer satisfaction. For Kinetics, having a complete, Java-based selling solution that empowers customers to take control of configuring and purchasing complex products online is a critical success factor," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce. "Calico will play an important role in helping Kinetics successfully expand its design and configuration process, while maintaining the quality and reliability of its manufactured products."
About Kinetics Group, Inc.
Kinetics evolved with Silicon Valley and the expansion of the semiconductor and biopharmaceutical industries to become a diversified supplier of high-tech products and services. For the semiconductor industry, Kinetics designs and manufactures modular and conventional gas distribution systems, mass flow controllers, process chillers, chemical and CMP slurry distribution systems and provides outsource contract manufacturing services. Kinetics` integrated range of solutions for semiconductor manufacturing plants includes process system manufacturing and installation of the complete gas, chemical and water infrastructure, including hook-up of the wafer fabrication tools.
For the biopharm industry, Kinetics` offering includes solutions for process system and capital equipment manufacturing for a wide range of validated manufacturing processes and support utilities. Kinetics provides turnkey solutions for buffer and media preparation, cell culture, protein filtration, freeze-drying, and transport and airborne containment of sterile powders. The company designs, manufactures and facilitates chemical, slurry, gas and water process utility systems that are critical to the semiconductor, biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and other regulated industries from over 48 locations worldwide.
Today, Kinetics is the world`s largest provider of critical process infrastructure, uniquely positioned to meet its customers` needs to integrate new process manufacturing technologies and expand capacity in their facilities. Kinetics is an agile, global organization 7,300 employees strong, with strategic expansion plans to leverage its 27 years of experience and innovation into new markets around the globe. Kinetics can be found on the World Wide Web at www.kineticsgroup.com.
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Calico Commerce Reports Second Quarter Revenues
Final Results Consistent with Preliminary Expectations
San Jose, Calif. - October 24, 2000 - Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables corporations to sell over the Web, today announced financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2000, which were consistent with the preliminary expectations of financial results announced by Calico on October 3, 2000.
License revenues for the quarter totaled $4.2 million and increased 21 % from the prior year, total revenues for the current quarter totaled $ 9.1 million as compared with $ 8.2 million for the corresponding quarter in 1999. Pro forma net loss for the current quarter, excluding non-cash charges, was $ 13.4 million, or $0.39 per share, as compared to $ 5.7 million, or $0.23 per share, for the corresponding quarter in 1999.Including all charges, the net loss for the current quarter was $ 21.6 million, or $0.63 per share, as compared with a net loss of $6.5 million, or $0.69 per share, for the corresponding quarter ended June 30, 1999.
"We are disappointed with our results this quarter and have intensified our focus on improving execution across all aspects of the business," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce, Inc. "Our competitive position was further strengthened at the end of the quarter with the addition of Calico® Price Point™, a business-to-business pricing solution for enterprises with multiple sales channels, and our suite continues to be adopted by new and existing Global 2000 customers."
Calico will be holding an earnings conference call/webcast today, Tuesday, October 24, 2000, at 5:00 p.m. EDT to discuss the Company`s second quarter financial results. Calico`s President and CEO, Alan Naumann, and Chief Financial Officer, Arthur Knapp, will host the conference call.
The call is open to the public and you may participate by dialing (415) 537-1804 on Tuesday, October 24 ten minutes prior to the call. It will also be accessible via Calico`s website at http://www.calico.com or at http://www.streetevents.com. A replay of the call will be available at both websites for seven days. All remarks made during the conference call will be current at the time of the briefing and will not be updated to reflect subsequent material developments
Final Results Consistent with Preliminary Expectations
San Jose, Calif. - October 24, 2000 - Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables corporations to sell over the Web, today announced financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2000, which were consistent with the preliminary expectations of financial results announced by Calico on October 3, 2000.
License revenues for the quarter totaled $4.2 million and increased 21 % from the prior year, total revenues for the current quarter totaled $ 9.1 million as compared with $ 8.2 million for the corresponding quarter in 1999. Pro forma net loss for the current quarter, excluding non-cash charges, was $ 13.4 million, or $0.39 per share, as compared to $ 5.7 million, or $0.23 per share, for the corresponding quarter in 1999.Including all charges, the net loss for the current quarter was $ 21.6 million, or $0.63 per share, as compared with a net loss of $6.5 million, or $0.69 per share, for the corresponding quarter ended June 30, 1999.
"We are disappointed with our results this quarter and have intensified our focus on improving execution across all aspects of the business," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce, Inc. "Our competitive position was further strengthened at the end of the quarter with the addition of Calico® Price Point™, a business-to-business pricing solution for enterprises with multiple sales channels, and our suite continues to be adopted by new and existing Global 2000 customers."
Calico will be holding an earnings conference call/webcast today, Tuesday, October 24, 2000, at 5:00 p.m. EDT to discuss the Company`s second quarter financial results. Calico`s President and CEO, Alan Naumann, and Chief Financial Officer, Arthur Knapp, will host the conference call.
The call is open to the public and you may participate by dialing (415) 537-1804 on Tuesday, October 24 ten minutes prior to the call. It will also be accessible via Calico`s website at http://www.calico.com or at http://www.streetevents.com. A replay of the call will be available at both websites for seven days. All remarks made during the conference call will be current at the time of the briefing and will not be updated to reflect subsequent material developments
San Jose, Calif. - October 30, 2000 - Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables companies to sell over the Web, today announced that GE Capital, the financial services unit of General Electric Company (NYSE: GE), is using Calico`s eBusiness application suite in several of its Web initiatives. Calico enables customers and visitors of GE Capital sites to benefit from swift navigation to the GE Capital products and services they need.
"Given the breadth and depth of products and services we offer in our 28 business units, it is imperative that our customers have direct and immediate access to the solutions they want, when they want it, in the most convenient way possible," said Paul Ryder, managing director of marketing, GE Capital`s Corporate E-Business. "Calico`s eBusiness application suite helps us organize and present our services in a sensible way to site users, providing our customers with an interactive and engaging online experience that matches our specific offerings with their unique interests and needs.
" Calico® Advisor™, the company`s configuration and recommendation application based on the JavaTM 2, Enterprise Edition (J2EETM) platform, will power portals containing information on GE Capital solutions for vertical industries such as transportation (www.getrucking.com) and healthcare. Other portals will address the needs and interests of horizontal functions of customer companies, such as chief financial officers (www.gecfosolutions.com).
"As eBusiness matures, customers are becoming more sophisticated in their use of online resources and more demanding of the corporations with whom they work," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce, Inc. "We help our customers exceed their customers` expectations. By powering GE Capital web sites, we are helping direct customers to the information they want and recommending tailored solutions. This kind of guided-buying solution is the future of Web-based commerce, and we`re helping companies implement it today - quickly, on an industry-standard platform."
About GE Capital
GE Capital, with assets of more than US$345 billion, is a global, diversified financial services company with 28 specialized businesses. A wholly-owned subsidiary of General Electric Company, GE Capital, based in Stamford, CT, provides equipment management, mid-market and specialized financing, specialty insurance and a variety of consumer services, such as car leasing, home mortgages and credit cards, to businesses and individuals around the world. GE is a diversified services, technology and manufacturing company with operations worldwide.
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Calico Powers Citibank Private Banking Portal
Calico Provides 500 Citibank Private Bankers
and Their 21,000 Clients with Personalized
Information Via the Web
San Jose, Calif. – November 6, 2000 – Calico Commerce (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables companies to sell over the Web, today announced that Citibank Private Bank has successfully deployed Calico’s suite of eBusiness applications to power a personalized portal that provides more than 500 Citibank Private Bankers and their 21,000 clients with customized information such as account and transaction data, message centers and news feeds to better serve clients’ financial needs.
"The Internet is becoming a very powerful tool for us in serving a global client base," said Brian Smith, Citibank Private Bank. "In today’s fast-paced world, the Web is one of the means through which many of our clients prefer to access their personalized information and review the status of the financial accounts they hold with us. Calico’s eBusiness solution enables us to better serve clients and exceed their expectations for a private banking portal. Our private bankers are able to efficiently manage the attributes and profiles for each account online, and our clients have immediate Web access to transaction information as well as the latest news updates of greatest interest to them."
"Citibank has a long history in the financial services industry, and this eBusiness initiative further demonstrates the company`s commitment to customer service," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce, Inc. "Our vision for eBusiness and the solution we provide is all about helping our customers achieve competitive advantage and maximize the potential of the Internet to benefit their customers. We’re pleased to help an industry leader such as Citibank put this vision into action."
About Citibank Private Bank
The Citibank Private Bank provides unmatched global reach in its personalized wealth management services for clients through over 90 offices in 31 countries. Drawing on a full range of portfolio management and investment advisory services from the Global SSB Citi Asset Management Group, an array of personal banking services from the Global Consumer Bank, as well as expertise from the Global Corporate and Investment Bank, Citibank Private Bankers act as financial architects, designing and coordinating insightful solutions for individual client needs, with an emphasis on personalized, confidential service. The Private Bank, with $154 billion in customer assets, ranks as the world’s fifth-largest private bank.
Calico Powers Citibank Private Banking Portal
Calico Provides 500 Citibank Private Bankers
and Their 21,000 Clients with Personalized
Information Via the Web
San Jose, Calif. – November 6, 2000 – Calico Commerce (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables companies to sell over the Web, today announced that Citibank Private Bank has successfully deployed Calico’s suite of eBusiness applications to power a personalized portal that provides more than 500 Citibank Private Bankers and their 21,000 clients with customized information such as account and transaction data, message centers and news feeds to better serve clients’ financial needs.
"The Internet is becoming a very powerful tool for us in serving a global client base," said Brian Smith, Citibank Private Bank. "In today’s fast-paced world, the Web is one of the means through which many of our clients prefer to access their personalized information and review the status of the financial accounts they hold with us. Calico’s eBusiness solution enables us to better serve clients and exceed their expectations for a private banking portal. Our private bankers are able to efficiently manage the attributes and profiles for each account online, and our clients have immediate Web access to transaction information as well as the latest news updates of greatest interest to them."
"Citibank has a long history in the financial services industry, and this eBusiness initiative further demonstrates the company`s commitment to customer service," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce, Inc. "Our vision for eBusiness and the solution we provide is all about helping our customers achieve competitive advantage and maximize the potential of the Internet to benefit their customers. We’re pleased to help an industry leader such as Citibank put this vision into action."
About Citibank Private Bank
The Citibank Private Bank provides unmatched global reach in its personalized wealth management services for clients through over 90 offices in 31 countries. Drawing on a full range of portfolio management and investment advisory services from the Global SSB Citi Asset Management Group, an array of personal banking services from the Global Consumer Bank, as well as expertise from the Global Corporate and Investment Bank, Citibank Private Bankers act as financial architects, designing and coordinating insightful solutions for individual client needs, with an emphasis on personalized, confidential service. The Private Bank, with $154 billion in customer assets, ranks as the world’s fifth-largest private bank.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. – November 8, 2000 – Calico Commerce (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables corporations to sell over the Web, today announced the availability of Calico® Network Advisor™, the latest addition to the Calico® Suite for Communications Services™, a fully integrated suite of applications and extensions specifically designed to meet the eBusiness requirements of communication service providers. Network Advisor enables the online selling and ordering of a full array of communication products and services across all channels via the Web. Network Advisor is a fully integrated extension to Calico® Advisor™, the company’s Java-based configuration and recommendation engine.
Network Advisor enables communication service providers to sell a broad array of services online – from simple offerings such as DSL to high-end, complex networked services such as ATM/Frame Relay and IP VPN networks. Communication service providers are using Calico Network Advisor to provide create a convenient, user-friendly purchasing and ordering process for their customers. Network Advisor provides offers the tools to ensure that orders are 100% compatible, complete and accurate. Calico helps service providers take control of the selling process, providing giving them a competitive advantage by reducing sales cycles, reaching new prospects and increasing revenue.
"eBusiness is the next step for the telecom industry, and the evolution is coming quickly," said David Hawley, a Telecom eBusiness analyst at The Yankee Group. "Communication service providers must be innovative in the ways they maximize the Web and its potential ability to help them reach more customers quickly and to help them sell more products and services. One aspect of maximizing service providers` use of the Web to achieve this goal is to adopt eBusiness selling technologies such as Calico`s that are designed specifically with their businesses` customers in mind – and deploy them across their enterprises quickly."
Highlights of Calico Network Advisor include:
Complete Integration – Network Advisor is a fully integrated extension to Calico Advisor, Calico`s Java-based configuration and recommendation engine.
Open Architecture – Calico’s open, standards-based architecture also allows users to smoothly integrate Network Advisor into multiple back-end systems including legacy OSS/BSS, Oracle OMS and Siebel SFAcustomer relationship management and sales force automation systems.
Pre-Built Features for Networked Communications Services – Elements required for the sale and pricing of networked communication services are pre-built into the application, including node and circuit models and common network constraint logic.
Calico® Visual Modeler™ – Easy-to-use tools enable users to modify the look and feel of the user-interface without additional programming.
Supports Web-Publishing – Network Advisor supports industry-standard Web publishing tools such as Macromedia DreamWeaver and Visual Café.
Dynamic Loading/Reloading – Users are able to dynamically load new product information, customer information and application logic on the fly for maximum availability.
International Languages – The new product supports international languages and double-byte characters.
"The communications services industry faces unique challenges in configuring and integrating a wide range of extremely complex offerings. As part of Calico’s Suite for Communication Services, Network Advisor provides the specific tools necessary to sell communication services online," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce, Inc. "In addition, Network Advisor addresses issues such as order accuracy and product compatibility with software specifically tailored to this industry. For our telecom customers, this translates to quicker, easier deployment of an application designed with them in mind."
SAN JOSE, Calif. – November 8, 2000 – Calico Commerce (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables corporations to sell over the Web, today announced the availability of Calico® Network Advisor™, the latest addition to the Calico® Suite for Communications Services™, a fully integrated suite of applications and extensions specifically designed to meet the eBusiness requirements of communication service providers. Network Advisor enables the online selling and ordering of a full array of communication products and services across all channels via the Web. Network Advisor is a fully integrated extension to Calico® Advisor™, the company’s Java-based configuration and recommendation engine.
Network Advisor enables communication service providers to sell a broad array of services online – from simple offerings such as DSL to high-end, complex networked services such as ATM/Frame Relay and IP VPN networks. Communication service providers are using Calico Network Advisor to provide create a convenient, user-friendly purchasing and ordering process for their customers. Network Advisor provides offers the tools to ensure that orders are 100% compatible, complete and accurate. Calico helps service providers take control of the selling process, providing giving them a competitive advantage by reducing sales cycles, reaching new prospects and increasing revenue.
"eBusiness is the next step for the telecom industry, and the evolution is coming quickly," said David Hawley, a Telecom eBusiness analyst at The Yankee Group. "Communication service providers must be innovative in the ways they maximize the Web and its potential ability to help them reach more customers quickly and to help them sell more products and services. One aspect of maximizing service providers` use of the Web to achieve this goal is to adopt eBusiness selling technologies such as Calico`s that are designed specifically with their businesses` customers in mind – and deploy them across their enterprises quickly."
Highlights of Calico Network Advisor include:
Complete Integration – Network Advisor is a fully integrated extension to Calico Advisor, Calico`s Java-based configuration and recommendation engine.
Open Architecture – Calico’s open, standards-based architecture also allows users to smoothly integrate Network Advisor into multiple back-end systems including legacy OSS/BSS, Oracle OMS and Siebel SFAcustomer relationship management and sales force automation systems.
Pre-Built Features for Networked Communications Services – Elements required for the sale and pricing of networked communication services are pre-built into the application, including node and circuit models and common network constraint logic.
Calico® Visual Modeler™ – Easy-to-use tools enable users to modify the look and feel of the user-interface without additional programming.
Supports Web-Publishing – Network Advisor supports industry-standard Web publishing tools such as Macromedia DreamWeaver and Visual Café.
Dynamic Loading/Reloading – Users are able to dynamically load new product information, customer information and application logic on the fly for maximum availability.
International Languages – The new product supports international languages and double-byte characters.
"The communications services industry faces unique challenges in configuring and integrating a wide range of extremely complex offerings. As part of Calico’s Suite for Communication Services, Network Advisor provides the specific tools necessary to sell communication services online," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce, Inc. "In addition, Network Advisor addresses issues such as order accuracy and product compatibility with software specifically tailored to this industry. For our telecom customers, this translates to quicker, easier deployment of an application designed with them in mind."
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CALICO COMMERCE RANKED #63 ON DELOITTE & TOUCHE LIST OF
FASTEST GROWING NORTH AMERICAN TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES
SAN JOSE, Calif.-November 16, 2000 - Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables companies to sell over the Web, announced that it ranked number 63 with Deloitte & Touche Technology Fast 500, a ranking of the 500 fastest growing technology companies in North America. Rankings are based on the five-year percentage revenue growth from 1995-1999. Calico`s revenue grew 6,592 percent over the five-year period of 1995 to 1999.
"The vision, drive and determination of the leaders and employees at Calico propelled their company to an elite status as one of the 500 fastest growing technology firms in the U.S. and Canada," said Mark A. Evens, managing director of Deloitte & Touche`s Technology & Communications Group. "We applaud their dedication to excellence while maintaining a fast-paced growth, and commend them for making the Deloite & Touche Technology Fast 500."
In addition to ranking on the Deloitte & Touche Technology Fast 500, Calico ranked 14th in Deloitte & Touche`s Fast 50. Overall, companies that ranked on the 2000 Technology Fast 500 had five-year growth rates ranging from 71,257 to 593 percent, with the average growth rate of 3.960 percent. The majority of Fast 500 winners, or 46 percent, are in the software industry. Seventeen percent are Internet related, and nine percent are in the biotechnology industry. The remaining companies are in medical, technical and scientific manufacturing at nine percent, communications at nine percent, computers and peripherals at five percent, and semiconductors, components and electronics at two percent, with the remaining three percent in other types of technology.
"Being ranked on the Technology Fast 500 is a tremendous honor and validation of our employees`commitment to Calico`s continued growth and success," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce. "This ranking, based on our revenue increase over the past five years, clearly demonstrates that Calico is providing its customers with a comprehensive software solution for selling over the Web, in Net Markets and through existing channels."
In its selection of the 2000 Fast 500, Deloitte & Touches`s team reviewed financial records for more than 5.000 public and privately-held technology companies. To qualify, companies must have had revenues of at least $50,000, must be headquartered in the United States or Canada and must be a "technology company." Deloitte & Touche defines "technology company" as one that develops proprietary technology that contributes to a significant portion of the company`s operating revenues, manufactures a technology product, or devotes a high percentage of effort to the research and development of technology.
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FASTEST GROWING NORTH AMERICAN TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES
SAN JOSE, Calif.-November 16, 2000 - Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables companies to sell over the Web, announced that it ranked number 63 with Deloitte & Touche Technology Fast 500, a ranking of the 500 fastest growing technology companies in North America. Rankings are based on the five-year percentage revenue growth from 1995-1999. Calico`s revenue grew 6,592 percent over the five-year period of 1995 to 1999.
"The vision, drive and determination of the leaders and employees at Calico propelled their company to an elite status as one of the 500 fastest growing technology firms in the U.S. and Canada," said Mark A. Evens, managing director of Deloitte & Touche`s Technology & Communications Group. "We applaud their dedication to excellence while maintaining a fast-paced growth, and commend them for making the Deloite & Touche Technology Fast 500."
In addition to ranking on the Deloitte & Touche Technology Fast 500, Calico ranked 14th in Deloitte & Touche`s Fast 50. Overall, companies that ranked on the 2000 Technology Fast 500 had five-year growth rates ranging from 71,257 to 593 percent, with the average growth rate of 3.960 percent. The majority of Fast 500 winners, or 46 percent, are in the software industry. Seventeen percent are Internet related, and nine percent are in the biotechnology industry. The remaining companies are in medical, technical and scientific manufacturing at nine percent, communications at nine percent, computers and peripherals at five percent, and semiconductors, components and electronics at two percent, with the remaining three percent in other types of technology.
"Being ranked on the Technology Fast 500 is a tremendous honor and validation of our employees`commitment to Calico`s continued growth and success," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce. "This ranking, based on our revenue increase over the past five years, clearly demonstrates that Calico is providing its customers with a comprehensive software solution for selling over the Web, in Net Markets and through existing channels."
In its selection of the 2000 Fast 500, Deloitte & Touches`s team reviewed financial records for more than 5.000 public and privately-held technology companies. To qualify, companies must have had revenues of at least $50,000, must be headquartered in the United States or Canada and must be a "technology company." Deloitte & Touche defines "technology company" as one that develops proprietary technology that contributes to a significant portion of the company`s operating revenues, manufactures a technology product, or devotes a high percentage of effort to the research and development of technology.
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Skymach Selects Calico to Power Global B2B Exchanges
Multi-Million Dollar Contract Awarded to Calico Commerce Enables Polymer Manufacturers and Processors to Sell in B2B Exchange Focused on India, the US and the Middle East
San Jose, Calif. - December 14, 2000 - Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables corporations to sell over the Web, today announced that Skymach Corporation, an applications services provider implementing fully-integrated e-Hubs serving several vertical markets in India, the Middle East and the US, has chosen Calico`s suite of eBusiness applications to power its public and private Web-based offerings.
Skymach is expected to launch its first vertical platform, PolymerGlobal, by January 2001. PolymerGlobal will link buyers and sellers of polymers, plastics, chemicals and related services, allowing them to engage in collaborative and mutually beneficial business relationships in a secure online environment. The Web-based offering will enable the participants in both public marketplaces and private exchanges to offer their products in electronic catalogs, provide online order management and order tracking, and execute customer personalization and complex pricing strategies.
"The polymer industry in India and the Middle East is fragmented, providing us with a great opportunity to offer real value to both buyers and suppliers by launching an e-Hub that brings them together -- but to capitalize on this opportunity, we have to deploy our B2B exchanges quickly," said Sridhar Ganesan, CEO of Skymach Corporation. "Calico`s proven eBusiness expertise will help us do just that. Calico understands what is important to buyers in these types of exchanges, and is helping our suppliers better sell to them. With an open, industry-standard technology platform and modular architecture, Calico`s solution integrates easily and enables us to scale as our business grows."
PolymerGlobal will use the complete suite of Calico eBusiness applications, including: Calico® Market Maker™, the company`s one-to-many and many-to-many marketplace solution, Calico® Advisor™, the company`s configuration and recommendation application; Calico® Loyalty Builder™, a customer personalization and customization application; and Calico® Price Point™, the company`s dynamic custom pricing software that enables corporations to maximize profit margins when selling complex products on the Web.
"We`re excited to work closely with Skymach as it builds PolymerGlobal, the only end-to-end solution for small to mid-sized polymer manufacturers and processors who want to sell online in India and the Middle East," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO of Calico Commerce. "This deal is a significant move for Calico and signals continued growth for the company internationally. Our eBusiness expertise and superior technology, combined with Skymach`s relationships with leading polymer manufacturers and processors should result in powerful public and private Web-based offerings that leverage the Internet for greater economic benefit."
PolymerGlobal is a division of Skymach Corporation, the leading provider of Internet-enabled applications, business solutions and infomediary to companies in India, the Middle East and around the world. Skymach plans to launch several additional Web-based offerings serving other vertical industries, such as textiles and pharmaceuticals, later next year.
About PolymerGlobal
PolymerGlobal is the first seamlessly integrated business-to-business Net Market serving the polymer and plastics industries in India and the Middle East. The company will launch both a public marketplace and provide private marketplaces and other hosted solutions to link buyers and suppliers of polymer products and related services by January 2001. The management team of PolymerGlobal is led by several experts in the polymer industry, enabling the company to offer its customers not only the basic technical framework necessary to participate in an online exchange but also the industry expertise specific to successfully competing in the marketplace.
About Calico Commerce, Inc.
Calico Commerce, Inc. provides software that enables corporations to sell in Net markets, direct over the Web or through existing channels. Calico`s 100% Java, application server-based eBusiness application suite meets the performance, reliability and scalability needs of any business while allowing customers to handle complex products, pricing and relationships via the Web through the entire customer life cycle. As a result, organizations are able to drive revenue growth, increase customer satisfaction and achieve competitive advantage. Calico customers include leaders in high-technology hardware, manufacturing, telecommunications services, financial services, home furnishings, chemicals, agriculture and retail. Calico Commerce, Inc., headquartered in San Jose, Calif., can be found on the World Wide Web at www.calico.com.
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The matters discussed in this news release may contain projections or other forward-looking statements regarding future events or the future financial performance of Calico Commerce, Inc. that involve risks and uncertainties. Readers are cautioned that these statements are only predictions and may differ materially from actual future events or results. The forward looking statements contained in this presentation address a variety of subjects and should be considered in the context of the risk factors disclosed in the company`s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including its Registration Statements on Form S-1 and Form S-4, as amended, and its reports on Form 10-K and Form 10-Q, as amended, available online at http://www.sec.gov. All forward-looking statements are based on information available to Calico on the date hereof, and Calico assumes no obligation to update such statements.
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Multi-Million Dollar Contract Awarded to Calico Commerce Enables Polymer Manufacturers and Processors to Sell in B2B Exchange Focused on India, the US and the Middle East
San Jose, Calif. - December 14, 2000 - Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables corporations to sell over the Web, today announced that Skymach Corporation, an applications services provider implementing fully-integrated e-Hubs serving several vertical markets in India, the Middle East and the US, has chosen Calico`s suite of eBusiness applications to power its public and private Web-based offerings.
Skymach is expected to launch its first vertical platform, PolymerGlobal, by January 2001. PolymerGlobal will link buyers and sellers of polymers, plastics, chemicals and related services, allowing them to engage in collaborative and mutually beneficial business relationships in a secure online environment. The Web-based offering will enable the participants in both public marketplaces and private exchanges to offer their products in electronic catalogs, provide online order management and order tracking, and execute customer personalization and complex pricing strategies.
"The polymer industry in India and the Middle East is fragmented, providing us with a great opportunity to offer real value to both buyers and suppliers by launching an e-Hub that brings them together -- but to capitalize on this opportunity, we have to deploy our B2B exchanges quickly," said Sridhar Ganesan, CEO of Skymach Corporation. "Calico`s proven eBusiness expertise will help us do just that. Calico understands what is important to buyers in these types of exchanges, and is helping our suppliers better sell to them. With an open, industry-standard technology platform and modular architecture, Calico`s solution integrates easily and enables us to scale as our business grows."
PolymerGlobal will use the complete suite of Calico eBusiness applications, including: Calico® Market Maker™, the company`s one-to-many and many-to-many marketplace solution, Calico® Advisor™, the company`s configuration and recommendation application; Calico® Loyalty Builder™, a customer personalization and customization application; and Calico® Price Point™, the company`s dynamic custom pricing software that enables corporations to maximize profit margins when selling complex products on the Web.
"We`re excited to work closely with Skymach as it builds PolymerGlobal, the only end-to-end solution for small to mid-sized polymer manufacturers and processors who want to sell online in India and the Middle East," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO of Calico Commerce. "This deal is a significant move for Calico and signals continued growth for the company internationally. Our eBusiness expertise and superior technology, combined with Skymach`s relationships with leading polymer manufacturers and processors should result in powerful public and private Web-based offerings that leverage the Internet for greater economic benefit."
PolymerGlobal is a division of Skymach Corporation, the leading provider of Internet-enabled applications, business solutions and infomediary to companies in India, the Middle East and around the world. Skymach plans to launch several additional Web-based offerings serving other vertical industries, such as textiles and pharmaceuticals, later next year.
About PolymerGlobal
PolymerGlobal is the first seamlessly integrated business-to-business Net Market serving the polymer and plastics industries in India and the Middle East. The company will launch both a public marketplace and provide private marketplaces and other hosted solutions to link buyers and suppliers of polymer products and related services by January 2001. The management team of PolymerGlobal is led by several experts in the polymer industry, enabling the company to offer its customers not only the basic technical framework necessary to participate in an online exchange but also the industry expertise specific to successfully competing in the marketplace.
About Calico Commerce, Inc.
Calico Commerce, Inc. provides software that enables corporations to sell in Net markets, direct over the Web or through existing channels. Calico`s 100% Java, application server-based eBusiness application suite meets the performance, reliability and scalability needs of any business while allowing customers to handle complex products, pricing and relationships via the Web through the entire customer life cycle. As a result, organizations are able to drive revenue growth, increase customer satisfaction and achieve competitive advantage. Calico customers include leaders in high-technology hardware, manufacturing, telecommunications services, financial services, home furnishings, chemicals, agriculture and retail. Calico Commerce, Inc., headquartered in San Jose, Calif., can be found on the World Wide Web at www.calico.com.
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The matters discussed in this news release may contain projections or other forward-looking statements regarding future events or the future financial performance of Calico Commerce, Inc. that involve risks and uncertainties. Readers are cautioned that these statements are only predictions and may differ materially from actual future events or results. The forward looking statements contained in this presentation address a variety of subjects and should be considered in the context of the risk factors disclosed in the company`s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including its Registration Statements on Form S-1 and Form S-4, as amended, and its reports on Form 10-K and Form 10-Q, as amended, available online at http://www.sec.gov. All forward-looking statements are based on information available to Calico on the date hereof, and Calico assumes no obligation to update such statements.
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Mitsubishi Chooses Calico
to Form International B2B Exchange for the Power Industry
Calico® Market Maker™ to Link Buyers and Suppliers
in First Japanese-Based B2B Marketplace for Power Plant Equipment
San Jose, Calif. – January 3, 2001 – Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables corporations to sell over the Web, today announced that Mitsubishi Corporation (TSE: 8058), one of the world’s largest general trading companies, has chosen Calico® Market Maker™, the company’s one-to-many and many-to-many marketplace solution, to power its Web-based international power exchange.
Mitsubishi will use Calico Market Maker to build its B2B Marketplace for the equipment and infrastructure needs of power companies throughout southern Asia. The exchange is expected to launch for maintenance and repair operations, enabling suppliers such as Mitsubishi Heavy Industrial, Ltd. and buyers such as Asian Power Plant to conduct business transactions in a reliable, efficient and safe online environment.
ISID, Information Services International – Dentsu, Ltd., one of the leading system integrators in Japan, is working closely with Calico and Mitsubishi to implement Calico Market Maker and complete this project. ISID, a partner and reseller for Calico Japan, is familiar with both the technical and business issues key to the successful integration of open, Java-based applications such as Calico Market Maker. This implementation maximizes Calico Market Maker’s key benefits, including speed-to-market, customized cataloging, customer personalization, dynamic pricing and order tracking and fulfillment.
The next wave of e-business, specifically B2B Marketplaces, is all about going global,” said Alan Naumann, president and CEO of Calico Commerce. “Mitsubishi, one of the most respected international companies, is ahead of the game yet again and we are pleased to help them take the power industry to the next level. Mitsubishi’s relationships with the world’s leading power plants and equipment suppliers, combined with Calico`s standards-based architecture and leading technology, is sure to result in a powerhouse exchange that truly leverages the power of the Web.”
About Mitsubishi Corporation
Mitsubishi Corporation is one of the world`s largest general trading enterprises. Based in Tokyo, the company`s more than 11,000 professionals serve clients through a global network of more 43 offices in Japan and 114 offices and subsidiaries in 74 locations overseas. Mitsubishi Corporation has a wealth of experience in bringing buyers and sellers together. Additional information on Mitsubishi Corporation is available at http://www.mitsubishi.co.jp.
Calico Market Maker
Calico Market Maker provides corporations with a one-to-many and many-to-many marketplace application with extensive B2B functionality that brings complex business interactions online, quickly and cost-effectively. Market Maker provides core functionality that spans the breadth of suppliers’ customer-facing needs: personalized product catalogs, user management, contract pricing, quoting, order processing, and order management.
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to Form International B2B Exchange for the Power Industry
Calico® Market Maker™ to Link Buyers and Suppliers
in First Japanese-Based B2B Marketplace for Power Plant Equipment
San Jose, Calif. – January 3, 2001 – Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables corporations to sell over the Web, today announced that Mitsubishi Corporation (TSE: 8058), one of the world’s largest general trading companies, has chosen Calico® Market Maker™, the company’s one-to-many and many-to-many marketplace solution, to power its Web-based international power exchange.
Mitsubishi will use Calico Market Maker to build its B2B Marketplace for the equipment and infrastructure needs of power companies throughout southern Asia. The exchange is expected to launch for maintenance and repair operations, enabling suppliers such as Mitsubishi Heavy Industrial, Ltd. and buyers such as Asian Power Plant to conduct business transactions in a reliable, efficient and safe online environment.
ISID, Information Services International – Dentsu, Ltd., one of the leading system integrators in Japan, is working closely with Calico and Mitsubishi to implement Calico Market Maker and complete this project. ISID, a partner and reseller for Calico Japan, is familiar with both the technical and business issues key to the successful integration of open, Java-based applications such as Calico Market Maker. This implementation maximizes Calico Market Maker’s key benefits, including speed-to-market, customized cataloging, customer personalization, dynamic pricing and order tracking and fulfillment.
The next wave of e-business, specifically B2B Marketplaces, is all about going global,” said Alan Naumann, president and CEO of Calico Commerce. “Mitsubishi, one of the most respected international companies, is ahead of the game yet again and we are pleased to help them take the power industry to the next level. Mitsubishi’s relationships with the world’s leading power plants and equipment suppliers, combined with Calico`s standards-based architecture and leading technology, is sure to result in a powerhouse exchange that truly leverages the power of the Web.”
About Mitsubishi Corporation
Mitsubishi Corporation is one of the world`s largest general trading enterprises. Based in Tokyo, the company`s more than 11,000 professionals serve clients through a global network of more 43 offices in Japan and 114 offices and subsidiaries in 74 locations overseas. Mitsubishi Corporation has a wealth of experience in bringing buyers and sellers together. Additional information on Mitsubishi Corporation is available at http://www.mitsubishi.co.jp.
Calico Market Maker
Calico Market Maker provides corporations with a one-to-many and many-to-many marketplace application with extensive B2B functionality that brings complex business interactions online, quickly and cost-effectively. Market Maker provides core functionality that spans the breadth of suppliers’ customer-facing needs: personalized product catalogs, user management, contract pricing, quoting, order processing, and order management.
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Calico Commerce Signs Contract
with Technology Leap Holdings to Build B2B Marketplace
for Global Consumer Packaged Goods Suppliers in eMerging Markets
Calico® Market Maker™ Powers Trading Exchange
Serving Hypermarkets, Supermarket and Retail Stores
San Jose, Calif. - January 10, 2001 - Calico Commerce, Inc., (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables corporations to sell over the Web, today announced that Technology Leap Holdings (TLH), the first sell and buy-side trading exchange for retail outlets, has chosen Calico® Market Maker™ to power its B2B marketplace in Turkey and other emerging market countries. TLH`s B2B marketplace will initially bring together suppliers and retailers such as Efes, Eczacibasi and Gima, as well as service suppliers such as Cap Gemini Ernst & Young to serve the Consumer Packaged Goods industry. The marketplace, which is expected to go live by March 2001, includes electronic product catalogs, online order management, order tracking and control, banking, personalization and loyalty services.
Today, large sales forces are required to make regular visits to retail outlets -- sometimes up to twice a week -- to take orders for new products and stock replenishment. TLH will provide retail outlets in emerging markets with a B2B Marketplace that streamlines this process and provides a full range of e-Commerce functionality including personalization, dynamic custom pricing, product catalog, order management and online sales. With Calico Market Maker serving as the platform, TLH will bring buyers and sellers together online, and will provide all participants with a unique, local solution optimized for their specific requirements. Users of the TLH Marketplace will continue personal contact between suppliers and retailers but with less frequency than is the case today.
TLH selected Calico because of its proven success in helping customers to be first to market by deploying their B2B Marketplaces in record time. TLH was also impressed with the rich functionality of Calico Market Maker and Calico`s ability to serve the complex needs of this fragmented market with its scalable, standards-based Lightning architecture and powerful eBusiness applications based on BEA`s Weblogic Application Server. TLH plans to eventually use Calico® Loyalty Builder™, a customer personalization and customization application, and Calico® Price Point™, the company`s dynamic custom pricing software that enables corporations to maximize profit margins when selling complex products on the Web.
"Calico`s proven ability to quickly get B2B marketplaces up and running makes Calico a clear choice over competitive solutions in the marketplace," said Michael Coombs, CEO of TurkeCom, TLH`s Turkish subsidiary. "Calico is able to provide not just basic Marketplace technology, but the personalization and complex pricing functionality that is key to efficient and effective buy/sell relationships. Calico already has several live marketplaces, and we believe the company is one of the best kept secrets in the industry."
"We are delighted that TLH has chosen Calico. This is one of the most significant B2B Marketplaces in Europe with global brand name suppliers. TLH is committed to user satisfaction, both in terms of consumer affordability and trading partner profitability. In addition, TLH understands the challenges and characteristics unique to its market, and is harnessing the best available technology and expertise to power its world-class eBusiness platform," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce, Inc. "Today`s announcement is yet another example of Calico`s proven ability to power the eBusiness initiatives of emerging leaders such as TLH, who are pioneering new methods of trade and changing the way business is conducted over the Web."
About Calico Market Maker
Calico Market Maker is a marketplace application with extensive business to business functionality that allows large corporations and their business partners to conduct complex business interactions online. Market Maker`s core functionality spans the breadth of suppliers` customer facing needs: product catalog, user management, contract pricing, quoting, order processing, and order management.
About Technology Leap Holdings
Technology Leap Holdings (http://www.tech-leap.com) is a holding company established by The Anadolu Group (http://www.anadolugroup.com), Eczacibasi Holding (http://www.eczacibasi.com.tr), Finet Holding (http://www.fibaholding.com.tr), The Coca-Cola Export Corporation and Cap Gemini Ernst & Young U.S. LLC (http://www.capgemini.com). TLH is committed to bringing greater efficiencies to the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) supply chain in eMerging markets. TLH is focused on providing extensive CPG/Retailer efficiencies in eMerging markets globally through a business model and technology solution tailored to the unique characteristics of each market.
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with Technology Leap Holdings to Build B2B Marketplace
for Global Consumer Packaged Goods Suppliers in eMerging Markets
Calico® Market Maker™ Powers Trading Exchange
Serving Hypermarkets, Supermarket and Retail Stores
San Jose, Calif. - January 10, 2001 - Calico Commerce, Inc., (Nasdaq: CLIC), a leading provider of software that enables corporations to sell over the Web, today announced that Technology Leap Holdings (TLH), the first sell and buy-side trading exchange for retail outlets, has chosen Calico® Market Maker™ to power its B2B marketplace in Turkey and other emerging market countries. TLH`s B2B marketplace will initially bring together suppliers and retailers such as Efes, Eczacibasi and Gima, as well as service suppliers such as Cap Gemini Ernst & Young to serve the Consumer Packaged Goods industry. The marketplace, which is expected to go live by March 2001, includes electronic product catalogs, online order management, order tracking and control, banking, personalization and loyalty services.
Today, large sales forces are required to make regular visits to retail outlets -- sometimes up to twice a week -- to take orders for new products and stock replenishment. TLH will provide retail outlets in emerging markets with a B2B Marketplace that streamlines this process and provides a full range of e-Commerce functionality including personalization, dynamic custom pricing, product catalog, order management and online sales. With Calico Market Maker serving as the platform, TLH will bring buyers and sellers together online, and will provide all participants with a unique, local solution optimized for their specific requirements. Users of the TLH Marketplace will continue personal contact between suppliers and retailers but with less frequency than is the case today.
TLH selected Calico because of its proven success in helping customers to be first to market by deploying their B2B Marketplaces in record time. TLH was also impressed with the rich functionality of Calico Market Maker and Calico`s ability to serve the complex needs of this fragmented market with its scalable, standards-based Lightning architecture and powerful eBusiness applications based on BEA`s Weblogic Application Server. TLH plans to eventually use Calico® Loyalty Builder™, a customer personalization and customization application, and Calico® Price Point™, the company`s dynamic custom pricing software that enables corporations to maximize profit margins when selling complex products on the Web.
"Calico`s proven ability to quickly get B2B marketplaces up and running makes Calico a clear choice over competitive solutions in the marketplace," said Michael Coombs, CEO of TurkeCom, TLH`s Turkish subsidiary. "Calico is able to provide not just basic Marketplace technology, but the personalization and complex pricing functionality that is key to efficient and effective buy/sell relationships. Calico already has several live marketplaces, and we believe the company is one of the best kept secrets in the industry."
"We are delighted that TLH has chosen Calico. This is one of the most significant B2B Marketplaces in Europe with global brand name suppliers. TLH is committed to user satisfaction, both in terms of consumer affordability and trading partner profitability. In addition, TLH understands the challenges and characteristics unique to its market, and is harnessing the best available technology and expertise to power its world-class eBusiness platform," said Alan Naumann, president and CEO, Calico Commerce, Inc. "Today`s announcement is yet another example of Calico`s proven ability to power the eBusiness initiatives of emerging leaders such as TLH, who are pioneering new methods of trade and changing the way business is conducted over the Web."
About Calico Market Maker
Calico Market Maker is a marketplace application with extensive business to business functionality that allows large corporations and their business partners to conduct complex business interactions online. Market Maker`s core functionality spans the breadth of suppliers` customer facing needs: product catalog, user management, contract pricing, quoting, order processing, and order management.
About Technology Leap Holdings
Technology Leap Holdings (http://www.tech-leap.com) is a holding company established by The Anadolu Group (http://www.anadolugroup.com), Eczacibasi Holding (http://www.eczacibasi.com.tr), Finet Holding (http://www.fibaholding.com.tr), The Coca-Cola Export Corporation and Cap Gemini Ernst & Young U.S. LLC (http://www.capgemini.com). TLH is committed to bringing greater efficiencies to the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) supply chain in eMerging markets. TLH is focused on providing extensive CPG/Retailer efficiencies in eMerging markets globally through a business model and technology solution tailored to the unique characteristics of each market.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. - Technology Leap Holdings (TLH), a sell and buy-side trading exchange for retail outlets, will use Calico Commerce Inc.’s Market Maker to power its B2B marketplace in Turkey and other emerging market countries. The marketplace is expected to go live by March 2001 and includes electronic product catalogs, online order management, order tracking and control, banking, personalization and loyalty services.
Technology Leap Holdings is a holding company established by The Anadolu Group, Eczacibasi Holding , Finet Holding, The Coca-Cola Export Corporation and Cap Gemini Ernst & Young).
Initially, TLH`s B2B marketplace will bring together suppliers and retailers such as Efes, Eczacibasi and Gima, as well as service suppliers such as Cap Gemini Ernst & Young to serve the Consumer Packaged Goods industry. TLH will provide retail outlets in emerging markets with a B2B Marketplace that streamlines this process and provides a full range of e-commerce functionality including personalization, dynamic custom pricing, product catalog, order management and online sales.
TLH plans to eventually use Calico Loyalty Builder, a customer personalization and customization application, and Calico Price Point, the company`s custom pricing software that enables corporations to sell products on the Web.
"Calico`s proven ability to quickly get B2B marketplaces up and running makes Calico a clear choice over competitive solutions in the marketplace," says Michael Coombs, CEO of TurkeCom, TLH`s Turkish subsidiary. "Calico is able to provide not just basic marketplace technology, but the personalization and complex pricing functionality that is key to efficient and effective buy/sell relationships. Calico already has several live marketplaces, and we believe the company is one of the best kept secrets in the industry."
Calico Commerce, Inc. provides software that enables corporations to sell in Net markets, direct over the Web or through existing channels. Calico customers include the high-technology hardware, manufacturing, telecommunications services, financial services, home furnishings, chemicals, agriculture and retail. Calico Commerce, Inc. is headquartered in San Jose, Calif.
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Technology Leap Holdings is a holding company established by The Anadolu Group, Eczacibasi Holding , Finet Holding, The Coca-Cola Export Corporation and Cap Gemini Ernst & Young).
Initially, TLH`s B2B marketplace will bring together suppliers and retailers such as Efes, Eczacibasi and Gima, as well as service suppliers such as Cap Gemini Ernst & Young to serve the Consumer Packaged Goods industry. TLH will provide retail outlets in emerging markets with a B2B Marketplace that streamlines this process and provides a full range of e-commerce functionality including personalization, dynamic custom pricing, product catalog, order management and online sales.
TLH plans to eventually use Calico Loyalty Builder, a customer personalization and customization application, and Calico Price Point, the company`s custom pricing software that enables corporations to sell products on the Web.
"Calico`s proven ability to quickly get B2B marketplaces up and running makes Calico a clear choice over competitive solutions in the marketplace," says Michael Coombs, CEO of TurkeCom, TLH`s Turkish subsidiary. "Calico is able to provide not just basic marketplace technology, but the personalization and complex pricing functionality that is key to efficient and effective buy/sell relationships. Calico already has several live marketplaces, and we believe the company is one of the best kept secrets in the industry."
Calico Commerce, Inc. provides software that enables corporations to sell in Net markets, direct over the Web or through existing channels. Calico customers include the high-technology hardware, manufacturing, telecommunications services, financial services, home furnishings, chemicals, agriculture and retail. Calico Commerce, Inc. is headquartered in San Jose, Calif.
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Calico Helps Telia Systems Save Millions
The offering time has been cut from two weeks to 20 minutes. And there are fewer errors too. Thanks to the sales support system, Telia saves tens of millions each year.
By: Johan Gustafsson
Photo: Linus Hallgren
Translated by: Anders Lotsson
Early in 1999, Telia Systems decided to go all-out for Calico E-sales, one of several complete trading and sales systems for large companies.
- The implementation of the Calico System and "guided selling" is a key component in our efforts to increase efficiency. Overall, we are expecting a cost effect to the size of tens of millions Swedish kronor per year because of more efficient and faster ordering routines, says Ingemar Billström who is the director of strategy development at Telia Systems.
For a long time, industrial corporations took pride in playing hard to get. The road to a big order was paved with high-calorie business lunches, committee meetings and preferably some weeks of waiting between the bid and the actual offer. That`s how long it could actually take before a supplier figured out how to put his own products together to provide the perfect configuration for the customer. And that`s how long it still takes in certain places.
For Telia Systems, which provides the marketing company of the Telia group with such products as telephone switches and computer networks, the sluggish sales process was named a survival issue as early as in the mid-90`s, In the early 90`s, the last remnants of in-company manufacturing were closed down, and Telia became more and more of a distributor. At the same time, the complexity of the products and services sold kept increasing. So in order not to lose ground, Telia Systems started looking for ways of making the sales machinery more efficient.
- The more complex the products get, the greater the risk for so-called dirty orders, that is, wrongly configured orders that must be returned. We were forced to do something about that, says Ingemar Billström.
The first step was to develop a local sales support system where the current range of products were stored in Excel files locally where the salespersons worked. But that system provided no active support for the salespeople and it was also complicated to update. So it soon became outdated.
- As the web matured, we realized that we ought to distribute our product information over the web instead, where we could always keep it updated, says Ingemar Billström.
So for one and a half years, Telia Systems has relied on the Calico sales support system. Calico competes with companies like Broadvision, IBM and Oracle on this fast-growing market.
There are great savings to be made, and also money to be made on improving sales support. Market analysts Killen & Associates estimate that the world`s 2,000 largest corporations could save, on the average, 30 percent of their total costs by turning their sales and supply processes digital.
- When we went looking for a system, our focus was on reducing costs, but we soon realized that this was also a way of developing our business. It used to take us two weeks to get a bid for offers to our customers. Today, it takes 20 minutes, says Ingemar Billström.
- With the Calico system, we can predefine our offerings in a totally different way, and also handle the order and bill the customer automatically. On the whole, we expect a cost effect to the size of tens of million Swedish kronor for Telia Systems, he states.
Two good examples of how configuration systems of this kind work are Dell and the British car trading site Oneswoop.com, both running on Calico products. In the case of Dell, the customer`s selection is immediately forwarded to the factory in Ireland and a unique computer is built to the customer`s specifications only a few hours later. In the case of Oneswoop, the order is automatically sent to car sellers on the European continent. The way Telia Systems use Calico is a bit special, since it`s not the Telia Systems salespeople that use the system, but salespeople at the Telia marketing company. The end customer does not get in touch with the system, but the benefit is the same.
In the long run, the sales support system will also be able to work with new orders placed directly in the Telia Systems ordering system and then pass it on to the relevant supplier. Integration can be brought even further. The aim is to make the suppliers themselves responsible for providing the Telia sales support system with current information on compatibility, product versions, prices and known bugs.
- When it comes to the technical details, after all, the supplier knows best, Ingemar concludes.
The Calico E-sales software does cost a lot of money, in the case of Telia a couple of million Swedish kronor. And that`s what you`re likely to have to pay for advanced systems, says Filippa Jennersjö, director of system development at e-commerce consultant Establish.
Suppliers know that they have hot technology and that they can charge a lot for it. Startups can make it cheaper for themselves by building their own solution, for example using the Microsoft platform.
But then you run the risk of having to replace the system as the business grows. And it costs more to maintain your own system than a standard system.
"When we went looking for a system, our focus was on reducing costs, but we soon realized that this was also a way of developing our business."
Among premium priced e-commerce engines, Filippa Jennersjö sees two main groups. The tried-and-true systems, like Broadvision One-to-One Enterprise, could be described as complete standard packages that come with readymade applications. However, they may be lacking in flexibility.
- More modern systems, on the other hand, are entirely Java-based and easier to upgrade, for example if you need to get better support for purchases or auctions on the net. IBM Websphere is hot, many use it, and so is ATG Dynamo. But Calico too is Java-based.
E-commerce engines often cover many areas, from web shops to purchases, sales support and customer relation management.
- Since we`re an independent e-commerce consultant, it is interesting for us to work with startups that are selling things directly to the customer over the web. But the great potential is in business between companies, says Filippa Jennersjö.
All e-commerce systems of Calico`s caliber are in the million Swedish kronor range. The price is often based on the processing power of the customer. The best way of reducing the price is often to outsource the whole e-commerce flow to an ASP, a company that leases parts of its systems to customers.
These types of services, however, is aimed primarily at smaller companies. One Swedish example is the ASP company Easytrade.net that will "lease" you a complete web shop with payment routines and logistics solutions at 1,800 Swedish kronor per month. The downside is that advanced features like product configuration and customer relation management profiles are often missing.
American Corio is an ASP that also leases complex applications such as the business system SAP R/3 or the Broadvision CRM and e-commerce system.
That way, smaller companies have access to the most advanced systems without having to launch an expensive and time-consuming installation.
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The offering time has been cut from two weeks to 20 minutes. And there are fewer errors too. Thanks to the sales support system, Telia saves tens of millions each year.
By: Johan Gustafsson
Photo: Linus Hallgren
Translated by: Anders Lotsson
Early in 1999, Telia Systems decided to go all-out for Calico E-sales, one of several complete trading and sales systems for large companies.
- The implementation of the Calico System and "guided selling" is a key component in our efforts to increase efficiency. Overall, we are expecting a cost effect to the size of tens of millions Swedish kronor per year because of more efficient and faster ordering routines, says Ingemar Billström who is the director of strategy development at Telia Systems.
For a long time, industrial corporations took pride in playing hard to get. The road to a big order was paved with high-calorie business lunches, committee meetings and preferably some weeks of waiting between the bid and the actual offer. That`s how long it could actually take before a supplier figured out how to put his own products together to provide the perfect configuration for the customer. And that`s how long it still takes in certain places.
For Telia Systems, which provides the marketing company of the Telia group with such products as telephone switches and computer networks, the sluggish sales process was named a survival issue as early as in the mid-90`s, In the early 90`s, the last remnants of in-company manufacturing were closed down, and Telia became more and more of a distributor. At the same time, the complexity of the products and services sold kept increasing. So in order not to lose ground, Telia Systems started looking for ways of making the sales machinery more efficient.
- The more complex the products get, the greater the risk for so-called dirty orders, that is, wrongly configured orders that must be returned. We were forced to do something about that, says Ingemar Billström.
The first step was to develop a local sales support system where the current range of products were stored in Excel files locally where the salespersons worked. But that system provided no active support for the salespeople and it was also complicated to update. So it soon became outdated.
- As the web matured, we realized that we ought to distribute our product information over the web instead, where we could always keep it updated, says Ingemar Billström.
So for one and a half years, Telia Systems has relied on the Calico sales support system. Calico competes with companies like Broadvision, IBM and Oracle on this fast-growing market.
There are great savings to be made, and also money to be made on improving sales support. Market analysts Killen & Associates estimate that the world`s 2,000 largest corporations could save, on the average, 30 percent of their total costs by turning their sales and supply processes digital.
- When we went looking for a system, our focus was on reducing costs, but we soon realized that this was also a way of developing our business. It used to take us two weeks to get a bid for offers to our customers. Today, it takes 20 minutes, says Ingemar Billström.
- With the Calico system, we can predefine our offerings in a totally different way, and also handle the order and bill the customer automatically. On the whole, we expect a cost effect to the size of tens of million Swedish kronor for Telia Systems, he states.
Two good examples of how configuration systems of this kind work are Dell and the British car trading site Oneswoop.com, both running on Calico products. In the case of Dell, the customer`s selection is immediately forwarded to the factory in Ireland and a unique computer is built to the customer`s specifications only a few hours later. In the case of Oneswoop, the order is automatically sent to car sellers on the European continent. The way Telia Systems use Calico is a bit special, since it`s not the Telia Systems salespeople that use the system, but salespeople at the Telia marketing company. The end customer does not get in touch with the system, but the benefit is the same.
In the long run, the sales support system will also be able to work with new orders placed directly in the Telia Systems ordering system and then pass it on to the relevant supplier. Integration can be brought even further. The aim is to make the suppliers themselves responsible for providing the Telia sales support system with current information on compatibility, product versions, prices and known bugs.
- When it comes to the technical details, after all, the supplier knows best, Ingemar concludes.
The Calico E-sales software does cost a lot of money, in the case of Telia a couple of million Swedish kronor. And that`s what you`re likely to have to pay for advanced systems, says Filippa Jennersjö, director of system development at e-commerce consultant Establish.
Suppliers know that they have hot technology and that they can charge a lot for it. Startups can make it cheaper for themselves by building their own solution, for example using the Microsoft platform.
But then you run the risk of having to replace the system as the business grows. And it costs more to maintain your own system than a standard system.
"When we went looking for a system, our focus was on reducing costs, but we soon realized that this was also a way of developing our business."
Among premium priced e-commerce engines, Filippa Jennersjö sees two main groups. The tried-and-true systems, like Broadvision One-to-One Enterprise, could be described as complete standard packages that come with readymade applications. However, they may be lacking in flexibility.
- More modern systems, on the other hand, are entirely Java-based and easier to upgrade, for example if you need to get better support for purchases or auctions on the net. IBM Websphere is hot, many use it, and so is ATG Dynamo. But Calico too is Java-based.
E-commerce engines often cover many areas, from web shops to purchases, sales support and customer relation management.
- Since we`re an independent e-commerce consultant, it is interesting for us to work with startups that are selling things directly to the customer over the web. But the great potential is in business between companies, says Filippa Jennersjö.
All e-commerce systems of Calico`s caliber are in the million Swedish kronor range. The price is often based on the processing power of the customer. The best way of reducing the price is often to outsource the whole e-commerce flow to an ASP, a company that leases parts of its systems to customers.
These types of services, however, is aimed primarily at smaller companies. One Swedish example is the ASP company Easytrade.net that will "lease" you a complete web shop with payment routines and logistics solutions at 1,800 Swedish kronor per month. The downside is that advanced features like product configuration and customer relation management profiles are often missing.
American Corio is an ASP that also leases complex applications such as the business system SAP R/3 or the Broadvision CRM and e-commerce system.
That way, smaller companies have access to the most advanced systems without having to launch an expensive and time-consuming installation.
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BEA Announces B2B Solution Based on BEA WebLogic Collaborate(TM)
PR Newswire - January 15, 2001 06:00
Calico, Hologix, Interwoven and Moai to Integrate Their Applications With The BEA Platform and Provide a Best-of-Breed E-Market Solution
SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- BEA Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: BEAS), one of the world`s leading e-business infrastructure software companies, today announced agreements with leading software application partners, including Calico, Hologix, Interwoven and Moai, to integrate their B2B applications with the BEA WebLogic(R) Collaborate platform. Together, the BEA business-to-business (B2B) platform and applications from these partners are designed to offer customers a "best-of-breed" solution stack for conducting collaborative commerce in an efficient, scalable, and profitable manner.
Applications from Calico, Hologix, Interwoven and Moai deliver a range of critical business functionality, including content and catalog management, RFP development and online negotiation, product configuration, quote and order management, dynamic pricing and pricing execution -- all key aspects of online trading and collaborative commerce.
At the heart of the solution stack is BEA WebLogic Collaborate(TM), BEA`s new B2B infrastructure platform for rapidly linking trading partners, integrating e-business processes, managing B2B transaction lifecycles, and building dynamic e-marketplaces. BEA WebLogic Collaborate allows software partners to plug their applications into an extensible, standards-based B2B framework, and helps companies create comprehensive solutions that leverage leading application functionality and the power of the BEA WebLogic E-Business Platform(TM).
"Many companies would like to take a best-of-breed approach to B2B," said Louise Smith, vice president of marketing for the BEA E-Commerce Integration Division. "To date, the challenge has been putting it all together. Pre-integrating leading B2B applications with BEA WebLogic Collaborate will help developers and systems integrators to more quickly create complete B2B solutions. Today`s announcement continues to accelerate BEA`s leadership in delivering true collaborative commerce."
Collaborative commerce involves highly interactive, real-time and "win-win" trading interactions among B2B partners that have integrated their business processes and are leveraging the Internet to address common market opportunities and customer needs.
"We believe corporations engaging in collaborative e-commerce will increasingly have a competitive advantage over their rivals, and the BEA WebLogic Collaborate platform is designed to maximize the benefits of B2B collaboration," said Dave Cardinal, chief technology officer of Calico Commerce, Inc. "Today`s announcement strengthens Calico`s existing relationship with BEA. Calico builds upon BEA WebLogic Server(TM) and BEA WebLogic Collaborate to bring configuration, catalog, pricing, quoting, and order management capabilities to B2B collaborative e-commerce."
Hologix has chosen BEA WebLogic Collaborate as a platform to enable buyer and supplier collaboration during the RFI/RFP/RFQ development and negotiation process. Collaboration provides suppliers the ability to differentiate their offering while helping to ensure clear, concise communication of detailed product or service specifications. "BEA WebLogic Collaborate is a critical component of the Hologix value proposition," said Kathleen Toupkin, vice president of marketing and business development for Hologix. "Hologix is proud to offer a complete suite of applications which cover both strategic procurement and negotiation-based trading exchanges, all built on BEA."
"Interwoven is delighted to have been selected by BEA as its key content management go-to-market partner for this launch," said Frank Florence, vice president and general manager of Interwoven`s B2B business unit. "BEA and Interwoven have worked hard to develop a common view on the dynamic challenges facing both B2B commerce and content. We clearly see the introduction of BEA WebLogic Collaborate as a major step in directly addressing many of these challenges."
"For companies moving critical business processes to the Web such as strategic sourcing, it becomes increasingly important that solution providers bring the best technology and the most valuable partnerships, optimized through a single, open platform for communication," said Arnold Waldstein, vice president of marketing and strategic alliances for Moai. "When Moai developed our first LiveExchange(TM) release over three years ago, we built the product on the BEA WebLogic platform. Today, as a best-of-breed online negotiation solution provider, Moai is pleased to offer an online negotiation solution to complement BEA WebLogic Collaborate. As a partner, we can extend the quality and level of expertise we offer to our joint exchange and corporate e-commerce customers."
About Calico Commerce
Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLIC) provides software that enables corporations to sell through existing channels, direct over the Web and in Net markets. Calico`s 100 percent Java, application server-based eBusiness application suite allows sales representative, channels and customers to handle complex products, pricing, quoting and orders via the Web, and meets the performance, reliability and scalability needs of any business. As a result, organizations are able to drive lower costs and faster revenue growth, increase customer satisfaction and achieve competitive advantage. Calico customers include leaders in high-technology hardware, manufacturing, telecommunications services, financial services, and retail. Calico Commerce, Inc., headquartered in San Jose, Calif., can be found on the Web at www.calico.com.
About Hologix
Hologix provides enterprises and exchanges the most flexible B2B software solutions -- making it easy to buy and sell anything on the net, regardless of complexity. By anything, we mean not just part number and SKU-based products, but attribute or specification-based products. These can be physical products such as metals, textiles, or paper, or virtual products such as insurance, printing, advertising, or consulting services. The value of the Hologix solution is that it enables business users, not engineers, to dynamically change their product and service definitions -- in minutes without programming. Founded in 1989, Hologix is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona. For more information about the company, call 800-736-1764, send an email to info@hologix.com or visit www.hologix.com.
About Interwoven
Interwoven, Inc. (Nasdaq: IWOV) is the world`s leading provider of enterprise-class content management software. Its solutions control the development, management and deployment of Web content and are the de facto standard for over 500 Global 1000 companies including General Electric, General Motors and Cisco Systems. Interwoven teams with the leading best-of-breed eBusiness application providers to provide customers an end-to-end platform for eBusiness. For more information on the fastest growing software company in Silicon Valley and its proven, XML-based solutions, visit the Interwoven Web site at www.interwoven.com.
About Moai
Moai is an e-commerce infrastructure provider, offering online negotiation solutions that can lower costs and raise profit margins. By automating contract negotiations and bringing traditional bidding to the Web, Moai`s LiveExchange(TM) solutions deliver global reach and increased supplier competition to corporations and net market makers. Many Moai customers have realized savings of 25 percent or more on purchases of materials and services and up to 70 percent in administrative overhead by leveraging LiveExchange for strategic sourcing. Moai has become a leader in the e-commerce market with more than 150 customers worldwide. For more information, visit http://www.moai.com/.
About BEA
BEA Systems, Inc. is one of the world`s leading e-business infrastructure software companies, with over 8,000 customers around the world including the majority of the Fortune Global 500. BEA and its WebLogic(R) brand are among the most trusted names in e-business. Businesses built on the award-winning BEA WebLogic E-Business Platform(TM) are reliable, highly scalable, and poised to bring new services to market quickly. BEA`s e-business platform is the de facto standard for over 1,200 systems integrators, independent software vendors (ISVs) and application service providers (ASPs) to provide complete solutions that fast-track and future-proof e-businesses for high growth and profitability. Headquartered in San Jose, Calif., BEA has 89 offices in 30 countries and is on the Web at www.bea.com.
NOTE: BEA and WebLogic are registered trademarks of BEA Systems, Inc. The BEA WebLogic E-Business Platform and BEA WebLogic Collaborate are trademarks of BEA Systems, Inc. All other company and product names may be trademarks of the company with which they are associated.
SOURCE BEA Systems, Inc.
/CONTACT: Diana Ehrhardt of BEA Systems, Inc., 408-570-8081, or
diana.ehrhardt@bea.com; or Tyler Woods of Text 100 Corporation, 650-566-2279,
or tylerw@text100.com, for BEA Systems, Inc./
http://www.calico.com/
http://www.hologix.com/
http://www.moai.com/
http://www.interwoven.com/
cu fasty
PR Newswire - January 15, 2001 06:00
Calico, Hologix, Interwoven and Moai to Integrate Their Applications With The BEA Platform and Provide a Best-of-Breed E-Market Solution
SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- BEA Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: BEAS), one of the world`s leading e-business infrastructure software companies, today announced agreements with leading software application partners, including Calico, Hologix, Interwoven and Moai, to integrate their B2B applications with the BEA WebLogic(R) Collaborate platform. Together, the BEA business-to-business (B2B) platform and applications from these partners are designed to offer customers a "best-of-breed" solution stack for conducting collaborative commerce in an efficient, scalable, and profitable manner.
Applications from Calico, Hologix, Interwoven and Moai deliver a range of critical business functionality, including content and catalog management, RFP development and online negotiation, product configuration, quote and order management, dynamic pricing and pricing execution -- all key aspects of online trading and collaborative commerce.
At the heart of the solution stack is BEA WebLogic Collaborate(TM), BEA`s new B2B infrastructure platform for rapidly linking trading partners, integrating e-business processes, managing B2B transaction lifecycles, and building dynamic e-marketplaces. BEA WebLogic Collaborate allows software partners to plug their applications into an extensible, standards-based B2B framework, and helps companies create comprehensive solutions that leverage leading application functionality and the power of the BEA WebLogic E-Business Platform(TM).
"Many companies would like to take a best-of-breed approach to B2B," said Louise Smith, vice president of marketing for the BEA E-Commerce Integration Division. "To date, the challenge has been putting it all together. Pre-integrating leading B2B applications with BEA WebLogic Collaborate will help developers and systems integrators to more quickly create complete B2B solutions. Today`s announcement continues to accelerate BEA`s leadership in delivering true collaborative commerce."
Collaborative commerce involves highly interactive, real-time and "win-win" trading interactions among B2B partners that have integrated their business processes and are leveraging the Internet to address common market opportunities and customer needs.
"We believe corporations engaging in collaborative e-commerce will increasingly have a competitive advantage over their rivals, and the BEA WebLogic Collaborate platform is designed to maximize the benefits of B2B collaboration," said Dave Cardinal, chief technology officer of Calico Commerce, Inc. "Today`s announcement strengthens Calico`s existing relationship with BEA. Calico builds upon BEA WebLogic Server(TM) and BEA WebLogic Collaborate to bring configuration, catalog, pricing, quoting, and order management capabilities to B2B collaborative e-commerce."
Hologix has chosen BEA WebLogic Collaborate as a platform to enable buyer and supplier collaboration during the RFI/RFP/RFQ development and negotiation process. Collaboration provides suppliers the ability to differentiate their offering while helping to ensure clear, concise communication of detailed product or service specifications. "BEA WebLogic Collaborate is a critical component of the Hologix value proposition," said Kathleen Toupkin, vice president of marketing and business development for Hologix. "Hologix is proud to offer a complete suite of applications which cover both strategic procurement and negotiation-based trading exchanges, all built on BEA."
"Interwoven is delighted to have been selected by BEA as its key content management go-to-market partner for this launch," said Frank Florence, vice president and general manager of Interwoven`s B2B business unit. "BEA and Interwoven have worked hard to develop a common view on the dynamic challenges facing both B2B commerce and content. We clearly see the introduction of BEA WebLogic Collaborate as a major step in directly addressing many of these challenges."
"For companies moving critical business processes to the Web such as strategic sourcing, it becomes increasingly important that solution providers bring the best technology and the most valuable partnerships, optimized through a single, open platform for communication," said Arnold Waldstein, vice president of marketing and strategic alliances for Moai. "When Moai developed our first LiveExchange(TM) release over three years ago, we built the product on the BEA WebLogic platform. Today, as a best-of-breed online negotiation solution provider, Moai is pleased to offer an online negotiation solution to complement BEA WebLogic Collaborate. As a partner, we can extend the quality and level of expertise we offer to our joint exchange and corporate e-commerce customers."
About Calico Commerce
Calico Commerce, Inc. (Nasdaq: CLIC) provides software that enables corporations to sell through existing channels, direct over the Web and in Net markets. Calico`s 100 percent Java, application server-based eBusiness application suite allows sales representative, channels and customers to handle complex products, pricing, quoting and orders via the Web, and meets the performance, reliability and scalability needs of any business. As a result, organizations are able to drive lower costs and faster revenue growth, increase customer satisfaction and achieve competitive advantage. Calico customers include leaders in high-technology hardware, manufacturing, telecommunications services, financial services, and retail. Calico Commerce, Inc., headquartered in San Jose, Calif., can be found on the Web at www.calico.com.
About Hologix
Hologix provides enterprises and exchanges the most flexible B2B software solutions -- making it easy to buy and sell anything on the net, regardless of complexity. By anything, we mean not just part number and SKU-based products, but attribute or specification-based products. These can be physical products such as metals, textiles, or paper, or virtual products such as insurance, printing, advertising, or consulting services. The value of the Hologix solution is that it enables business users, not engineers, to dynamically change their product and service definitions -- in minutes without programming. Founded in 1989, Hologix is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona. For more information about the company, call 800-736-1764, send an email to info@hologix.com or visit www.hologix.com.
About Interwoven
Interwoven, Inc. (Nasdaq: IWOV) is the world`s leading provider of enterprise-class content management software. Its solutions control the development, management and deployment of Web content and are the de facto standard for over 500 Global 1000 companies including General Electric, General Motors and Cisco Systems. Interwoven teams with the leading best-of-breed eBusiness application providers to provide customers an end-to-end platform for eBusiness. For more information on the fastest growing software company in Silicon Valley and its proven, XML-based solutions, visit the Interwoven Web site at www.interwoven.com.
About Moai
Moai is an e-commerce infrastructure provider, offering online negotiation solutions that can lower costs and raise profit margins. By automating contract negotiations and bringing traditional bidding to the Web, Moai`s LiveExchange(TM) solutions deliver global reach and increased supplier competition to corporations and net market makers. Many Moai customers have realized savings of 25 percent or more on purchases of materials and services and up to 70 percent in administrative overhead by leveraging LiveExchange for strategic sourcing. Moai has become a leader in the e-commerce market with more than 150 customers worldwide. For more information, visit http://www.moai.com/.
About BEA
BEA Systems, Inc. is one of the world`s leading e-business infrastructure software companies, with over 8,000 customers around the world including the majority of the Fortune Global 500. BEA and its WebLogic(R) brand are among the most trusted names in e-business. Businesses built on the award-winning BEA WebLogic E-Business Platform(TM) are reliable, highly scalable, and poised to bring new services to market quickly. BEA`s e-business platform is the de facto standard for over 1,200 systems integrators, independent software vendors (ISVs) and application service providers (ASPs) to provide complete solutions that fast-track and future-proof e-businesses for high growth and profitability. Headquartered in San Jose, Calif., BEA has 89 offices in 30 countries and is on the Web at www.bea.com.
NOTE: BEA and WebLogic are registered trademarks of BEA Systems, Inc. The BEA WebLogic E-Business Platform and BEA WebLogic Collaborate are trademarks of BEA Systems, Inc. All other company and product names may be trademarks of the company with which they are associated.
SOURCE BEA Systems, Inc.
/CONTACT: Diana Ehrhardt of BEA Systems, Inc., 408-570-8081, or
diana.ehrhardt@bea.com; or Tyler Woods of Text 100 Corporation, 650-566-2279,
or tylerw@text100.com, for BEA Systems, Inc./
http://www.calico.com/
http://www.hologix.com/
http://www.moai.com/
http://www.interwoven.com/
cu fasty
Tolle Arbeit Fasty!!
Leider bin ich nur des englischen nicht mächtig.
Aber egal was in den Texten steht, die Entwicklung in der letzten Zeit ist beachtlich und ich wünsche Dir weiterhin viel Erfolg mit deinen Calico´s.
Wenn ich nicht schon fast mein ganzes Geld verzockt hätte, könnte ich mir vorstellen hier zu investieren.
Inostar
Leider bin ich nur des englischen nicht mächtig.
Aber egal was in den Texten steht, die Entwicklung in der letzten Zeit ist beachtlich und ich wünsche Dir weiterhin viel Erfolg mit deinen Calico´s.
Wenn ich nicht schon fast mein ganzes Geld verzockt hätte, könnte ich mir vorstellen hier zu investieren.
Inostar
Hallo,
wahrscheinlich bin ich einer der letzten, der noch keine informationen über den verbleib meiner 1500 stück calico aktien hat. in meinem depot tauchen sie nicht mehr auf. war längere zeit unterwegs. scheinen jetzt fort zu sein. wem geht es ebenso? bin eigentlich nur interessiert, wo sie geblieben sind und wie das ganze vor sich gegangen ist. ist leider ein verlust von vielen!
GustaffGans
wahrscheinlich bin ich einer der letzten, der noch keine informationen über den verbleib meiner 1500 stück calico aktien hat. in meinem depot tauchen sie nicht mehr auf. war längere zeit unterwegs. scheinen jetzt fort zu sein. wem geht es ebenso? bin eigentlich nur interessiert, wo sie geblieben sind und wie das ganze vor sich gegangen ist. ist leider ein verlust von vielen!
GustaffGans
gibt es calico eigentlich noch? in meinem depot sind sie zwar noch vorhanden, aber infos hierzu finde ich nicht.
über aktuelle hinweise wäre ich dankbar
gruss nissie
über aktuelle hinweise wäre ich dankbar
gruss nissie
calico lebt immer noch. ist irgendjemand noch interessiert?
vielleicht geht es doch bald wieder in richtung ein €
vielleicht geht es doch bald wieder in richtung ein €
es wurde mal wieder ein vergleichsverfahren beantragt. ich hoffe es hilft weiter.
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