[10/31/2006] Queplix Offers CRM Resuscitation To Replace Legacy PeopleSoft & Siebel CRM PRINCETON, NJ � August 14, 2006 � Queplix, a provider of commercial open source software for customer care, today announced the launch of its CRM Resuscitation Program for PeopleSoft and Siebel CRM application users. Queplix�s unique QueWeb technology salvages investments and data in outdated legacy CRM implementations, while migrating them to a more scalable, stable, versatile platform. The process is designed to replicate custom business rules, preserve legacy data, and mimic existing user interfaces � ultimately saving up to 80% of initial legacy CRM investments and virtually eliminating re-training costs. With successful implementations of its CRM Resuscitation Program already in place for legacy systems such as Avaya AIC Business Applications, Quintus eContact, and Vantive Systems, Queplix has extended its conversion program to PeopleSoft and Siebel, whose product lines join a list of enterprise applications adversely impacted by industry consolidation since their acquisitions by Oracle. The program comes in direct response to concerns from the PeopleSoft and Seibel user communities regarding the limitations of Oracle�s �Lifetime Support� policy for these applications. Queplix�s CRM Resuscitation Program is proven to effectively shorten conversion time from what is typically many months to a matter of weeks � whether the existing application is a standard deployment or a heavily customized solution that is integrated with multiple systems. �Our CRM Resuscitation Program breathes new life into PeopleSoft and Siebel CRM implementations, giving users the freedom to choose their own upgrade path, and continually develop new functionality and modules as they need them,� said Steven Yaskin, CTO of Queplix. �Now, businesses can finally convert the value that has long been entrenched in legacy systems to support current business needs and standards - with minimal disruption to internal operations and processes.� QueWeb is a web-based customer care application for companies to deploy enterprise-grade contact centers, help desks, and various eService capabilities. QueWeb is fully customizable and configurable, so users can meet 100% of their business requirements right out of the gate � and continue to meet them as the company and its processes evolve. Built on Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) with a thin-client architecture, QueWeb can be installed in virtually any IT ecosystem. Whether it is a fresh installation or legacy conversion, QueWeb allows companies to bring their infrastructure up-to-date with new operating systems, databases, back-end hardware, and more.

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