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pushware

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pushware
Software that uses the push model for delivery of data. See push technology.


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BUSINESS WIRE)--June 18, 1998-- IBM Agreement with Zebra Pushware Technology Highlights Commitment to Provide Publishers Technology and Expertise to Leverage New Digital Opportunities IBM today released details of an all-new Publisher's Valuenet initiative, a set of enterprise-wide technology and consulting solutions that will enable publishers to capitalize on new Web-based opportunities and enhance the creation, management and distribution of their media assets.
BUSINESS WIRE)--June 18, 1998-- IBM Agreement with Zebra Pushware Technology Highlights Commitment to Provide Publishers Technology and Expertise to Leverage New Digital Opportunities IBM today released details of an all-new Publisher's Valuenet initiative, a set of enterprise-wide technology and consulting solutions that will enable publishers to capitalize on new Web-based opportunities and enhance the creation, management and distribution of their media assets.
 
 
 
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