“eNABLER To Allow Non-Technical Business Specialists To Quickly
Build and Deploy Internet Applications”
“Magic Software Enterprises (Nasdaq: MGIC), a leading provider
of state-of-the-art application development technology and business
solutions, announced today that it has established a joint venture
with U.K. software specialist and Magic Solutions Partner, FMIS
Limited, to develop an innovative technology for deploying Internet
solutions. Named eNABLER?, the technology will allow non-technical
business specialists to quickly build and deploy Internet
applications.”
“Fifty percent of the initial project costs will be provided by
BRITECH, a joint British and Israeli government-supported fund
established to support commercial and technical collaboration
between U.K. and Israeli companies. The remainder is being funded
jointly by Magic and FMIS. Magic will own 40% of the joint venture,
which will be called eNABLER Technology Limited.”
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