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SYSTINET'S LEADERSHIP GROWS IN WEB SERVICES, SOA MARKET

Systinet, a provider of software for service-oriented architecture (SOA) enablement, announced it has amassed over 50,000 registered users of its SOA and Web services enablement products, with demand continuing to accelerate at over 400 registrations a week. The growing demand for Systinet's products, including Systinet Server for Java and C++, MOM Services and the Systinet UDDI Registry, supports the industry trend toward broad adoption of Web services and UDDI registry as the SOA foundation for dynamic interoperability.

"For many enterprises, Web services have moved beyond the hype stage and are now a reality, as companies take the next step and build Service-Oriented Architectures," said Jason Bloomberg, senior analyst at ZapThink. "Systinet was early to the Web services scene and has set the pace for the SOA enablement technology market ever since. 50,000 users is a significant milestone for an independent vendor, making Systinet a clear thought leader for Web services enablement."

In Q2, Systinet unveiled version 5.0 of its flagship Systinet Server for Java, Systinet Server for C++ and Systinet UDDI Registry products, as well as debuting MOM services for Web service enablement of Middleware, supporting TIBCO RV, WebSphereMQ (formerly MQSeries), Sonic MQ, and any other JMS-based messaging product. In the three months since the launch of its new products, Systinet's registered user base has jumped from 43,000 to 50,000, a more than 16 percent increase. Systinet has also celebrated the third anniversary of the company's first large-scale, enterprise deployments, including T-Mobile and Entergy.

"The increase in our registered user base is evidence of the accelerated market demand for SOA products as enterprises evolve from building simple Web services to enabling SOA-based applications," said Thomas Erickson, president and CEO of Systinet. "We expect to see a continued trend of enterprises looking to Web services to provide flexible, simple and cost-effective interoperability between systems, so that organizations can focus on innovation rather than on maintaining infrastructure. Systinet is already an established leader in the Web services enablement space, and our products are installed and in production at hundreds of global 2000 organizations."