Europe, June 01, 2005 - Bitrix has established partnership with the Oracle corporation, the world's largest enterprise software company, which has provided the software and services that let organizations get the most up-to-date and accurate information from their business systems. New product Bitrix Site Manager – Standard edition Oracle version was released in order to cover all the Oracle clients needs. Together, Oracle and Bitrix will provide customers with high quality services and joint solutions.
Oracle was one of the first companies to make its business
applications available through the Internet - today, that idea is pervasive. Now Oracle is committed to making sure that all of its software is designed to work together.
With Oracle Database 10g, the first relational database designed for Grid Computing, your information is securely consolidated and always available. Oracle Database 10g has the lowest total cost of ownership by making the most efficient use of hardware and IT resources. Oracle
is the best choice for large enterprises, small and midsize
businesses, and departments alike. Oracle Database 10g delivers the response times your users demand and reduces your cost of downtime.
Only Oracle offers the availability, scalability, and low-cost
benefits of clustering with Oracle Real Application Clusters.
Bitrix Site Manager Standard edition for the Oracle Database was released to wider Oracle version products range which are used for the web portals development and management. Using Bitrix Site Manager and
Oracle DB you can manage content with all the scalability,
reliability, and security.
There are 5 editions of Bitrix Site Manager that satisfy enterprise web-business tasks. Bitrix Site Manager Standard Edition is an up-to-date content management system (CMS). Standard edition is the perfect solution for the companies that use Oracle Database.
Bitrix Site Manager 4.0 trial version is available for free at http://www.bitrixsoft.com/download/ , the trial version is 30 days active.
Bitrix PR department
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