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Unify reported Fiscal 2008 year end results on June 24. For the year, the Company reported total revenues of $19.8 million, up 77% as a result of organic and acquisition related growth, compared to $11.2 million for fiscal 2007. Software licenses revenue increased 93% to $8.5 million, compared to $4.4 million last year. Services revenue was up 67%, to $11.3 million, compared to $6.8 million for the prior year. "Fiscal 2008 was a transformational year for Unify," commented Todd Wille, CEO of Unify. "We successfully completed the acquisition and integration of Gupta, attained year-over-year growth across all of our reporting metrics and demonstrated effective execution of our strategy. Looking forward, we expect additional acquisition activities to complement our organic growth strategies." "In our database and development software business, we grew our customer base, adding over 220 new customers in 2008. In addition, we launched enhanced products to fit the needs of our customers and broadened our geographic reach by attaining new customers in emerging markets such as Eastern Europe and Latin America. The software business remains strong with stable cash flow enabling us to grow our Composer business in 2009." Read the full press release. |
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Unify CEO Todd Wille Recognized as the Best Turnaround Executive See the Stevie Award Website. Read the full press release. |
Team Developer 5.1 Customer Statement "Within our company we use several programs developed using different Team Developer versions (1.5.1, 3.1 and 2005.1). When Unify released its actual version 5.1 we initially decided not use it because of: • Issues with database access to Oracle With Team Developer 5.1 Service Pack 3, Unify managed to solve a lot of issues. We also decided to attend a MD Consulting migration seminar for Team Developer 5.1. We have learned a lot of tricks and tips important for a migration project and so we could compile our business application without problems." Fred Hobi |
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Composer for Lotus Notes Application Migration
Download any one of Unify’s white papers and/or narrated flash demo showing the migration of a complex custom Ltus Notes application to the Microsoft platform, now available on our website.
Visit www.unify.com to learn more about Composer. |
Last year marked the beginning of a new journey together as a united force in the application modernization business. We renewed our legacy and recaptured our advantage as we launched new product releases that delivered new features key to your success. This year, we aim to raise the bar even higher! The theme of the 2008 Developer’s Conference is “Leverage Your Investment,” reminding customers and partners that Unify is committed to helping you focus on your business and optimizing your company’s assets. Your success is our success! Mark your calendar for:
Contact Ines Piech for pre-information on the European conferences and Ge Moua for the North America DevCon. More information on these conferences coming soon in our next monthly newsletter and the invitation brochures!
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Capital Insurance Group Migrates Its CAPCOM Application With Sabertooth
CIG had already converted the system once from COBOL to SQLWindows/Team Developer. The planning to transition CAPCOM to .NET and a multi-tier environment seemed daunting. Rather that rewrite the application from scratch, they considered an intermediate strategy of converting CAPCOM to .NET in order to obtain the dual benefits of a modern technology and a platform of choice to then re-architect the system later as additional tools and methods became available. Migration of CAPCOM using Sabertooth enabled CIG to rapidly adopt the Microsoft platform (Windows XP and .NET), allowed CIG to preserve the business model embedded in the software, minimized the expenditure of scarce resources necessary to migrate CAPCOM, minimized the technical risk of re-architecting the system, provided access to a broader pool of development and support personnel at a more affordable rate, and reduced the overall cost of ongoing operations and support. “Using Sabertooth allowed us to preserve the business rules in an object class, saved us money and reduced our development effort by several years. The Sabertooth team was an added bonus. Their professionalism and cooperation with my in-house staff is a refreshing contrast to earlier experiences with other product/service vendors.” Steve Posey Manager of Information & Technology Services at CIG Read the complete success story. |
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Unify Live and Archived Webinars The July webinar series are dedicated to expanding your stored procedures knowledgebase. Whether you are developing with Team Developer, SQLBase or NXJ, you do not want to miss this month’s webinars. Visit the live webinar section of our website for dates and times. And in case you’ve missed Unify’s live webinars, or are just now beginning to evaluate Team Developer 5.1, Unify has archived the webinars on its website. Topical archived webinars exist for Team Developer, SQLBase, NXJ and Composer. Visit unify.com to view any of these topical webinars: Team Developer
Visit the Unify website for more details. |
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Unify®, Composer, Unify NXJ®, DataServer®, VISION®, Team Developer®, and SQLBase® are trademarks or registered trademarks of Unify Corporation in the United States, other countries, or both. All rights reserved. Linux® is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds. Microsoft®, Windows®, and SQLWindows® are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Unicode® is a registered trademark of Unicode, Inc. All other names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Copyright © 2008 Unify Corporation |
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