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By Jamsheed Gandhi, CRN, Dec. 31 2007, 1625 hrs
Mumbai-based MAIA Intelligence, a developer of the 1Key suite of tools that aid
Oracle
companies execute Business Intelligence (BI), has partnered with Octopus e-
International for an ISV partnership.
Unveils
Architectu
Octopus uses BI modules in ERP & SCM applications. MAIA has plans to bundle its for SAP
reporting tool with various ISVs for garnering growth. It is in talks with five additional Oracle today
ISVs for bundling their modules. unveiled the
Oracle
Inside CRN “Octopus-e uses our BI modules for their ERP & SCM applications. After evaluating our Application
Cover Story modules, they find value in incorporating it with their applications, thus reducing the Integration
development life cycle and delivering high quality functionality,” said Sanjay Mehta, Architecture fo
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CEO, MAIA Intelligence. SAP initiative,
Shadow Ram
which is intend
With a single server-unlimited user license costing Rs nine lakh, the product is to extend
positioned as a cost effective, easy to use and easy to deploy. Oracle's
application
Said Mehta, “We invest in product development, communicating and supporting our integration
channel partners. Since starting the company in early 2006, we currently have 14 ISVs offering to join
in the country some of who include Nalli Soft Solutions, ACI, Udyog Software India Oracle / SAP
Limited among others.” customers
The company plans to initiate its overseas presence by appointing two partners,
namely one in the UK and one in the US. 5
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