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Newark, New Jersey - February 09, 2004
OpenDemand Systems, Inc., an Advanced IBM Business Partner, today announced that its OpenLoad™ Testing solution, which is designed to help
midmarket firms ensure web performance and availability, has been selected as a finalist in this year's
IBM Beacon Awards under the category of "Most Innovative Express Solution".
Powered by IBM WebSphere Express and IBM DB2 Express, OpenLoad™ is the industry’s first easy-to-use and affordable, browser-based, web site stress and load testing application.
Finalists for these prestigious industry awards are recognized for excellence and innovation in e-business hardware and software solutions, and services. Advanced and Premier IBM Business Partners from all PartnerWorld communities submitted nominations in 24 categories and each nomination was critically assessed by a panel of IBM executives, and leading industry and press analysts who selected three finalists in each category.
The winners will be announced at the IBM PartnerWorld Beacon Awards Invitational to be held on Monday, March 1, 2004, at PartnerWorld 2004 in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
"It's an honor to be recognized by IBM and our peers for delivering one of the industry's most innovative software solutions", said President & CEO, Donald Doane.
"Our next generation load testing solution is designed to maximize performance of Web applications, including Portal, CRM and ERP solutions.
By leveraging IBM WebSphere Express and IBM DB2 Express, the world's leading middleware and data management platforms, we are able reduce total cost of ownership and accelerate overall time to value for our customers.
Recognition of our achievements by IBM serves to further validate our focus on delivering easy-to-use and affordable testing solutions for midmarket firms and small departments within large enterprises."
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