CONNX Solutions is a leading provider of data
access software that allows users to directly access and manage vital enterprise
data from Adabas, RMS, Rdb,
Digital's DBMS, Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, Sybase, Informix, C-ISAM, D-ISAM/DISAM96, Micro Focus,
VSAM (MVS, VSE, QSAM), IMS and DataFlex/Powerflex databases. Our products help customers maximize
the information value of their data.
CONNX is data access and integration made simple. We are dedicated to transforming
how our worldwide customers and partners use, integrate, and access
data by providing the means to make data access problems irrelevant.
Our solutions position organizations to meet the IT challenges
of today while providing a reusable framework for the future.
The company's flagship product, CONNX, was
originally developed in 1989 as an API to access Digital RMS
files. Subsequent
customer-centric
releases of CONNX have moved the product beyond a simple API to
an open-standards-based (ODBC/OLE DB/JDBC/.NET), full-featured suite
of data access software tools that allow secure, real time, read/write
access to multiple disparate data sources. Continuous investment
in research and development has improved its performance capabilities
and ease of use. CONNX has evolved to be considerably more
than simply a driver. It is a robust data access application with
metadata administration, engineered with leading-edge technology
that enables users to access and manage their data through one
graphical interface.
The company has sales and support offices in
Redmond, Washington, and offers its CONNX family of products through
VARS and distributors
around the world.
With over 3000 customers worldwide, CONNX is
relied on by government and business entities in a wide range
of industries, including
manufacturing, healthcare, financial services, telecommunications,
aerospace, and information technology.
CONNX Solutions maintains strategic relationships
with industry-leading companies, including Software AG, Microsoft
Corp., Oracle Corp., IBM,
Sybase, Informix, Computer Associates, and Hewlett Packard.
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