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Dell Launches B2B Integration Enabling Solution

By Scott Bekker
11/29/2000

Dell Computer Corp. announced an open, flexible, and scalable e-commerce integration solution that will allow customers to utilize business-to-business commerce and procurement administration over the Internet.

The B2B integration offer combines Dell PowerEdge Intel-based servers and webMethods B2B integration software to link customers’ existing ERP or procurement systems directly with Dell and other trading partners. Additionally, Dell can provide e-procurement applications, PowerApp servers, and consulting services.

Contact Dell, www.dell.com.

About the Author

Scott Bekker is editor in chief of Redmond Channel Partner magazine.

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