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Kewill’s Enterprise-based Technology To be Used in FedEx’s Ship Manager Solutions |
| Kewill Systems plc (London: “KWL”),
a provider of business-to-business electronic commerce supply-chain
management solutions, announced that it has expanded the technology
licensing (OEM) agreement first announced in September 1999 with FedEx.
Under the terms of the new agreement, FedEx will use Kewill’s browser-based shipping technology, Kewill.Ship, to power its enterprise-wide FedEx Ship Manager Server. In addition, Kewill has acquired the right to provide add-on Kewill.Ship modules for FedEx customers requiring additional carrier processing capability. Kewill.Ship is part of the Kewill.Net suite of e-fulfillment solutions. ”The reliable and time-definite delivery of goods is a key success factor in the fulfilment end of any supply chain,” commented Henry J. Maier, vice president of customer automation marketing for FedEx. “Using Kewill’s technology, FedEx can better meet the needs of customers who require accurate shipment information that can be more easily shared across their enterprise and with trading partners.” Commenting on the agreement, Geoffrey Finlay, Chief Executive of Kewill Systems plc said: “Kewill is delighted that FedEx has extended the current OEM relationship and will use our Kewill.Ship technology to power enterprise shipping systems. FedEx is an innovative technology user and their adoption of Kewill.Ship technology adds significant momentum to our Kewill.Net strategy.” Source: Feb. 27, 2001--Kewill Systems plc Other stories BroadVision Powers
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