“PowerCerv Corporation (Nasdaq:PCRV) today announced it
completed validation of its ERP Plus software suite and officially
became a member of the IBM Netfinity ServerProven program,
certifying that ERP Plus is optimized for performance on IBM’s
new Netfinity server products with Linux and Microsoft Windows NT
operating systems.”
“The ServerProven program reviews, tests and validates
applications on Netfinity servers, and PowerCerv ERP Plus – an
e-enabled suite of fully integrated Customer Relationship
Management (CRM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions –
was thoroughly tested to run reliably on IBM Netfinity
servers.”
“This validation attests that ERP Plus operates on the latest
technology in the marketplace and is optimized on a leading server
platform,” said John Montague, PowerCerv’s senior vice president of
marketing. “ERP Plus and Netfinity servers comprise a powerful
enterprise application solution for mid-market companies,
especially when combined with leading operating systems – Linux and
NT. This IBM certification is yet another sign of the dependability
and quality of PowerCerv’s ERP Plus solution.”
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