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KANA Software and IBM announced that the two companies are
expanding their Global Strategic Alliance agreement. KANA and IBM will jointly
market, sell and support Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)-based customer
service solutions built on open technologies from both companies.
- KANA and IBM will build a new generation of customer service solutions embedding IBM open technologies, including WebSphere and DB2, in an effort to provide highly scalable and secure SOA capabilities for customers. This collaboration demonstrates IBM's commitment to partner with application providers to address a shift in the database software market as clients increasingly demand integrated offerings to meet business goals.
- KANA and IBM will jointly create a SOA-based solution for managing the customer experience that breaks down traditional barriers to integration, and which can be easily deployed by customers across all vertical markets including retail, finance, banking and others.
This announcement represents a significant commitment to providing customers with open-standards based solutions that will enable them to leverage their existing IT assets as well as easily scale to newer technologies to streamline business processes. The two companies are also expanding on their commitment since 2000, with more than 100 joint customers to deliver higher value solutions to help customers address their business challenges in industries including retail, banking, insurance, financial markets, telecommunications, automotive and public sector.
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