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Hyperwave to Support SyncML Initiative
May 10, 2000
Hyperwave, a leading provider of knowledge management solutions
and enterprise information portals, announces plans to develop future
versions of Hyperwave eKnowledge Portal (HIP) to be compatible
with the SyncML standard. The HIP is a breakthrough in intranet
information systems - the ideal enterprise portal solution that
provide a secure, dynamic, flexible access to an organizationīs
information assets.
The SyncML initiative develops and promotes a new open industry
specification, making the synchronization of remote data and personal
information consistent across multiple networks and devices. The
SyncML specification will enable the creation of interoperable wireless
and wireline data synchronization products across corporate servers,
web servers, computers, laptops, PDAs, handheld computers, mobile
phones and other mobile devices, regardless of platform or manufacturer.
In future versions of the HIP, the SyncML protocol will be used
to make information held in the Enterprise Information Portal available
to the mobile knowledge workers, such as sales representatives,
service technicians, and traveling managers.
About SyncML
Founded by IBM, Lotus, Motorola, Nokia, Palm, Inc., Psion and Starfish
Software, the SyncML Initiative develops and promotes an open industry
specification for universal data synchronization of remote data
and personal information across multiple networks, platforms and
devices. The SyncML Initiative is open for participation to a wide
range of industries including device manufacturers, synchronization
vendors, service providers and application developers. Companies
interested in joining are encouraged to contact the SyncML Initiative
today to become part of the team and deliver the SyncML specification
available later this year.
For more information on The SyncML Initiative, how to join the
SyncML, details of technical specifications and more, visit http://www.syncml.org
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