Queplix To Host Free Webinar On Data Virtualization And Integrating Cloud With On-Premise Applications

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451 Group Analyst John Abbott Featured in Discussion on How to Successfully Meet the Challenges of Managing the Hybrid World

SUNNYVALE, Calif., – Queplix™ Corp., a leader in data virtualization, will host a free webinar titled Integrating Cloud Applications with On-Premise Applications on October 5, 2010 at 10 a.m. pacific standard time. The webinar, featuring John Abbott, co-founder and chief analyst of The 451 Group, will address the challenges of managing the hybrid world, the pros and cons of existing solutions, and the benefits delivered by new data virtualization solutions that offer a better way to integrate cloud applications with the on-premise world.

"Companies today are increasingly realizing they need to integrate the rapidly growing number of cloud applications with those that are on-premise, and in a way that isn't complicated, expensive or time consuming," said Michael Zuckerman, vice president of marketing, Queplix. "With this webinar and the insights of noted industry analyst John Abbott, we hope to illuminate how innovative new data virtualization technologies can help companies successfully meet this challenge, and net the immediate benefits of time and money savings."

The October 5 webinar is the first in a series presented by Queplix that will expand on the advantages of data virtualization and how it can increase business value in areas such as customer relationship management (CRM).

To register for the Queplix webinar, go to: Integrating Cloud Applications with On-Premise Applications.

Data virtualization enables companies to automatically and securely integrate cloud, SaaS and on-premise applications with speed and simplicity. This benefits application areas like customer relationship management (CRM), where cloud-based solutions such as SalesForce.com® require integration and ongoing data harmonization with on-premise applications –  PeopleSoft®, Siebel®, SAP® enterprise resource planning (ERP) and many others. Queplix solutions can be implemented to enable consistent views and manageability of this vital information in days versus months. As a result, customers achieve far greater agility, cost savings and rapid return on their investment than with alternative technologies.

About John Abbott

John Abbott is co-founder and chief analyst at The 451 Group, where he covers systems, storage and software infrastructure. For more than 25 years he has pioneered specialist technology coverage in such areas as Unix, supercomputing, system architecture, software development and storage. Abbott has written many special reports, including those on storage virtualization and blade servers - the first comprehensive surveys of either subject to be published. He began writing about technology in 1984, contributing to publications such as Computing, Computer Weekly, The Financial Times and The Times. He went on to edit ComputerWire's weekly Unix newsletter, Unigram.X, and its daily Computergram International service.

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Queplix is a leader in data virtualization. Data virtualization enables our customers to automatically and securely integrate cloud, SaaS and on-premise applications and data with speed and simplicity. Uniquely, Queplix brings powerful data management to automatically harmonize the integrated applications and data for higher business value. Our customers benefit from greater cost savings and rapid return on investment. Queplix has thousands of users around the world, serving customers such as The Home Depot, Homesite and Sony Ericsson. Please visit http://www.queplix.com for more information.  http://www.queplix.com/company/press-releases.php

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