WebSphere Commerce is the industry's first e-commerce offering for enterprise customers using Linux. It enables your company to operate more efficiently with better customer service and support, all from a single e-commerce site that stays open for business virtually all the time.

Supporting transactions in various languages and currencies is not enough. WebSphere Commerce supports region-specific sales tax and shipping rules, customized product catalogs and localized payment methods and pricing. The software allows for anytime, anywhere access to e-commerce sites with notification messages, automatic content selection and customized shopping flow, all tailored to individual devices.

"By running Linux and WebSphere Commerce on our existing mainframe hardware, we have a robust and extremely reliable development and deployment platform that enhances our e-commerce initiatives," says Frank Snyder, manager of technical support for Lawson Products, a manufacturing parts distributor located in the United States. "The combination of tools and functions built into WebSphere Commerce lets us build an e-commerce site that will satisfy our customers' needs. WebSphere Commerce will also allow us to integrate our back-end systems already in place, saving us both time and money."

For more information about WebSphere Commerce Suite, download the brochures: WebSphere Commerce for Linux and WebSphere Commerce Suite Pro Edition for Linux z900 and S/390. Or, visit the WebSphere Commerce Web site.

Selectica's Interactive Selling System (ISS) is an Internet-based software suite that provides guided selling with complex product and service configuration. The unmatched flexibility, scalability and ease of maintenance that Selectica ISS delivers to e-businesses has made it the product of choice among Fortune 1000 companies.

Selectica's solution for Linux, built on WebSphere and DB2, cuts deployment time, giving customers in multiple industries the infrastructure and solutions needed for each phase of e-business development. Selectica's ISS offers needs assessment, feature comparisons, product configuration and pricing across all sales channels. Businesses using the IBM–Selectica combo can put their best sales and marketing practices online, creating and extending relationships with prospects and customers. Companies get quicker time to market, lower operational costs and, ultimately, more end-user satisfaction and loyalty.

"Selectica has successfully deployed its Interactive Selling System on Linux and we are excited to work with IBM to broaden our support to include WebSphere Commerce, WebSphere MQ and other IBM technologies," said Sanjay Mittal, Ph.D., CTO/EVP of Engineering and Co-Founder, Selectica. "Now enterprise customers can successfully deploy their mission-critical e-business solutions for interactive sales configuration, pricing management, accurate quoting and guided selling on the Linux operating system, due to its total cost of ownership benefits."

For more information about Selectica ISS, download the brochure on Selectica and IBM Software on Linux, or visit the Selectica Web site.

The 100% Java/XML, J2EE eOneCommerce application can help take your business far beyond a basic click-and-buy site — it's a robust, enterprise-wide answer to your e-business needs.

Achieving rapid return on investment with low cost of ownership is eOneCommerce's strongpoint. It does this by allowing you to leverage your existing IBM hardware and back-end systems to streamline order management, product production and fulfillment. It also introduces new product lines and moves aging inventory more efficiently, and enhances customer experience, which in turn increases customer loyalty, retention and return traffic.

The eOneCommerce application plugs into the most complex environment with amazing speed. At Tommy Hilfiger, eOneCommerce implemented 15 legacy integrations, providing business-to-business, business-to-plant and business-to-employee functionality in under 90 days. "With eOneGroup and eOneCommerce, we got everything we wanted in a solution: rapid installation and rapid return on investment," said Ally Woo, CIO, Tommy Hilfiger.

Built entirely with Java and XML, eOneCommerce will work seamlessly with any database, hardware or software you currently use — including WebSphere and DB2 on Linux — protecting your existing technology investments. The application allows you to Web-enable your entire enterprise without changing any code.

For more information about eOneGroup and eOneCommerce, download the brochure on eOneGroup, IBM and Linux, or visit the eOneGroup Web site.

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