Mumbai: Sybase Inc, a leading enterprise infrastructure and integration company, has announced that its e-Biz Integrator is selected as a Gold Performer in the e-business application connectivity / integrator category of the ACW (Asia Computer Weekly) Annual Reader’s Choice Awards 2002.

CMP Group’s ACW is the No 1 regional IT weekly publication in Asia Pacific. In their ACW Readers’ Choice Awards 2002 issue, ACW presented the ‘A’ list of 150 winning IT products and services, based on their popularity with their readers.

“Sybase is honoured to have received this recognition and this has enforced our company’s commitments as a leading enterprise integration company. With our range of enterprise application integration (EAI) solutions, we will continue to work with companies to integrate components that could be part of a strategic integration platform that will lower the costs and speed up the integration of future applications,” says Sybase senior vice-president and general manager (Asia Pacific) Mark Wang.

New Era of Networks, a Sybase group company, provides EAI solutions designed to help companies quickly integrate CRM, ERP or other legacy systems and increase the return on their technology and people investments.

Sybase’s e-Biz Integrator provides the means to integrate new and existing systems into a cohesive business process flow that speeds response times, improves efficiency, and contains operational costs. With it, organisations can address new, unforeseen business requirements that arise in a fast-changing, competitive environment. e-Biz Integrator is one component of New Era of Networks family of integration products that replace ‘inter-application spaghetti’ with a ‘hub and spoke’ architecture.

e-Biz Integrator is an advanced integration server designed for enterprise-class environments characterised by high volume and speed. e-Biz Integrator automatically transforms source data to any format required by a specific target system. The patented technology ensures that business’s critical information gets delivered even when programmes or networks fail or when the target system is temporarily unavailable.