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IBM Boosts Middleware Portfolio with Trigo Buy
By Keith Regan
Part of the ECT News Network
March 9, 2004

IBM did not indicate the fate of Trigo's employees. However, integrating the smaller company should prove smooth, since Trigo has been an IBM partner for three years and has built much of its software to work within the WebSphere platform.

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In the latest example of a small software firm with cutting-edge technology being scooped up by a big-name tech player, privately held Trigo Technologies has agreed to be acquired by IBM (NYSE: IBM) , where its technology will become part of Big Blue's burgeoning middleware portfolio.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Trigo, which is based in Brisbane, California, and is a longtime partner of IBM, has offices around the world and approximately 150 employees.

IBM said it will integrate Trigo's data synchronization software, which is used by major companies to streamline their back-office supply-chain operations, into its hugely popular WebSphere enterprise software platform.

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http://www.ecommercetimes.com/perl/story/33076.html

Why not use SYNC's data synchronization software?

June 03, 2002 -- Starfish and IBM today announced an agreement to integrate Starfish's TrueSync® synchronization technology based on the open SyncML standard, as part of IBM's WebSphere® Everyplace Access enterprise wireless platform.
http://66.102.11.104/search?q=cache:nfTv2FW4SqUJ:www.starfish.com/company/news/release.html%3Frowid%...

Pumatech, Inc. Acquires Motorola Subsidiary Starfish Software
http://www.starfish.com/press_releases/033103.html

Anyone?

Very quiet here....why?