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Open Source Open Source CRM Provider Centric CRM Announces Full Support for IBM DB2 Data Server Software
Open Source Vendor to Achieve IBM's Coveted "Ready For DB2 Server Software" Designation
By: CRM News Desk
Jul. 26, 2006 12:45 PM
As an example of a true enterprise-class open source application,
Centric CRM's strategy is to run on any computing stack, from a pure open
source Java-based stack, to the most sophisticated enterprise server stack
available from large enterprise vendors such as IBM. In keeping with the
open source spirit, Centric CRM will begin distributing IBM's DB2 Express-C
data server with its core CRM offering, giving customers the option to
install DB2 as their CRM database. "Given Centric CRM's commitment to running well on any computing environment likely to be found in an enterprise, whether large or small, and given IBM's release of a freely redistributable version of it, supporting DB2 was an obvious move for us," said Tom Manos, Chief Technology Officer for Centric CRM. "DB2 Express-C, like every other version of DB2, provides absolutely top-of-the-line database performance and we are thrilled to be able to offer it to our customers." "DB2 Express-C is the first database to provide enterprise class features and development capabilities in a no cost package. This combination provides a quick and cost effective migration option for ISVs and customers alike as the enablement of Centric CRM in one week proves," said Boris Bialek, Program Director, IBM DB2 Business Partner Enablement. "IBM, like Centric CRM, is committed to the open source community." "We are incredibly pleased with how the relationship with IBM has evolved," said David Richards, CEO for Centric CRM. "The IBM team has been responsive, innovative and tremendously supportive. We look forward to a long and productive relationship between the two companies."
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