Jul, 2002 : Datastream, New World Apps Announce Partnership

📅 July 9, 2002 - Managed service provider New World Apps Inc. (NewWorldApps.com -> datapipe.com) and enterprise software developer Datastream Systems Inc. (datastream.net) announced on Monday that they have formed a strategic hosting and partnership agreement.

According to the agreement, New World Apps will provide managed hosting services and technology for Datastream's enterprise asset management solution, Datastream 7i, as well as the iProcure automated industrial procurement network.
"We evaluated many hosting providers, NSP's and MSP's," says Jim Plourde, vice president of hosted solutions for Datastream. "We continue to be very impressed with New World Apps' high-end technical skills and advanced technology, which help give Datastream and its customers a competitive advantage in the marketplace."
New World Apps says its UUNet Internet backbone and its New World View technology will help Datastream's hosted customers enjoy high performance and availability at a substantially lower cost than an in-house enterprise asset management solution.

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