B2B Integration : A Practical Guide to Collaborative E-commerce

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Wireless Technologies 369 12.7. Leading M-commerce Solution Providers Table 12.3 shows the leading wireless solution providers: Several application server providers, such as BEA — WebLogic and IBM, and WebSphere Everywhere Suite also provide support for m-commerce solutions through their platforms. 12.7.1. BEA WebLogic m-commerce solution The BEA WebLogic m-commerce solution enables enterprises to run reliable and scalable e-commerce solutions on a single infrastructure that serves dynamic content to wired PCs and wireless personal digital assistants, pocket PCs, pagers and cell phones (see Figure 12.8). Based on the WAP, the BEA WebLogic m-commerce solution integrates BEA WebLogic server and BEA WebLogic commerce server with the Nokia WAP server and is compliant with all WAP-enabled wireless devices. With the BEA WebLogic commerce server, businesses can make the best use of tiny mobile displays to deliver customized information and services to individual wireless customers. Furthermore, Client Wireless PDA Partner Offerings Campaign Manage! Commerce Server Personalization Server Legacy Applications Mainframes and Databases eUnk Partner Gffeimgs Web logic Integration WebLogic and Tuxedo Application Servers BEA Services ft Partners mh Suppliers Employees Internet Customers Figure 12.8. — BEA's WebLogic provides m-commerce solution
Company Brience Everypath GadgetSpace NetMorf Products and services Brience Framework, Wireless Edge Server Everypath Mobile Application Platform GadgetSpace MobileMediary service SiteMorfer Table 12.3. Leading M-commerce solution providers Description (including key technologies used) Works with existing apps infrastructure to extend all e-business apps to any Webenabled wireless device. Mobilizes business apps, XML interfaces, transactional Webbased data and database information. Instantaneous, bidirectional dialog between any Internet app and any Internet-capable mobile device. Automatic content conversion via SiteMorfer Mark-up Language (SML) for access by all mobile devices. Partnerships and alliances with other companies BroadVision, Cisco, E.piphany, Lucent Technologies Check Point Software, Engage, Interwoven, Network Appliance CalendarCentral, Clarkston Allaire, Clarkston, Mercator, Mobilocity, SignalSoft Key websites using products and services BarPoint.com, Hyperion, Ingram Micro Alaska Airlines, Best Buy, E*Trade, salesforce.com Celanese Chemicals, MGM, Symbol Technologies barnesandnoble .com, CEOExpress, MyPalm
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