Sinequa Inks OEM Deal with Oxaproc

August 9, 2008

Sinequa’s information retrieval solution will be integrated into Oxalys Technologies into Oxaproc, according to ITRNews.com. Oxaproc is an e-procurement system. Antoine Renard, director of development at Oxylys said that ease of integration was a factor in the company’s decision to license Sinequa CS. OEM deals are highly prized among search and content processing vendors. A typical deal involves up front cash and a royalty. Once an information retrieval engine has been embedded in an enterprise application, ripping and replacing can give engineers and customers migraines. You can learn more about Oxalys here. Specific information about Oxaproc e-procurement is here. Details about Sinequa are here. You can read the interview with Sinequa’s Jean Ferré top gun here.

Stephen Arnold, August 9, 2008

Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under Business strategy, Enterprise, News, Online (general), Search

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