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New Dharma eUnify(SM) from Dharma Systems Simplifies Information Integration for CRM and E-Business Applications.
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October 25, 1999
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NASHUA, N.H., Oct. 25 /PRNewswire/ -- Dharma Systems, a developer and marketer of data access technology since 1987, announced today the immediate availability of Dharma eUnify(SM), a solution that enables an organization to bring together information and applications from every corner of its IT infrastructure. By integrating information stored in legacy, client/server, and PC applications and databases, Dharma eUnify promises to simplify the creation of new applications that support CRM (Customer Relationship Management) and E-business initiatives.
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