“Wizard Software GmbH, the leading supplier of software for High
Availability, Failover and Performance Clustering, and LINUX
specialist ID-PRO AG announced their co-operation today. The
co-operation will focus on common activities in the field of
marketing, sales and support, and will primarily aim at integrating
LINUX into high-availability systems. Especially companies in
the e-commerce sector will profit from this, as they are
particularly dependent on the high reliability of their
IT-systems.”
“Wizard’s software Watchdog ensures the continuous operation of
server applications and network services 24 hours a day and has
been available for LINUX for some time. “Watchdog ist one of the
best products in this field. Combined with the LINUX platform,
which is known for it’s high reliability and flexibility, this is
an ideal combination. We have been aware of an enormous demand in
this sector for some time now, and the demand for
enterprise-critical systems has also been increasing recently,”
said Daniel Riek, spokesman of ID-PRO’s board.”
“Wizard is also pleased about the new cooperation. Robin Tawab,
managing director of Wizard Software GmbH stated: “With ID-PRO AG,
we have gained the ideal partner, characterized by outstanding
competence and experience in the LINUX-systems sector. We are
pleased about this co-operation, which will primarily benefit our
customers.”
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