Neoxen Systems teams up with Novell
Apr 8th, 03:00 UTC
Neoxen Systems, a European software company developing process management solutions has today announced a partnership with Novell, Inc. to develop process improvement solutions and technologies for Novell platforms.
Solutions developed on Neoxen technology are used to design, implement, build and distribute software applications for in-house and commercial use. The partnership with Novell will speed the development and availability of applications for Linux-based corporate desktop systems.
"Neoxen Systems is a fast growing globally-oriented software company, which produces world class solutions for professional Linux users," says Johan Rosius, Vice President, Alliances Novell EMEA. "The Neoxen product family fits well with Novell's platform services and will support the open source development community and further the adoption of Linux in the corporate computing market. "
"Our partnership with Novell is a strategic initiative which will drive industry support for Linux-based corporate desktop systems." says Esa Tervo, Chief Executive Officer at Neoxen Systems. "Novell's strong partner network and extensive international resources will provide Neoxen with great visibility and reach, helping us develop new routes to market."
About Neoxen Systems
Neoxen Systems is an internationally operating software and consultancy company producing new generation of software development products, and solutions for ICT process improvement. The Neoxen product family covers areas from business and technology development to state-of-the-art software production tools. Our unique offerings enable our users to innovate and create software solutions and business applications with extreme ease and efficiency. Solutions based on our award winning Neoxen® Technology are used to design, implement, build and distribute applications for in-house and commercial use. In addition we provide Professional Services for our corporate customers, including consultancy, implementation, integration, customization and training.
(Submitted by Tero Toropainen of Neoxen Systems)
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