September 21, 2004 — Bellevue, WA — It started as a slow drip, and has developed into a full stream: magazines and websites worldwide are talking about Club ITTIA (the ITTIA embedded database community) membership and database offerings such as db.*, the high-performance small-footprint open source database.
August 10, 2004 — Bellevue, WA — Today, ITTIA launched db.*, an open source, powerful, small footprint embedded database for open-source platforms, and made it available on the ITTIA web site.
db.* is the open source version of a database engine that has been developed and tested for more than 20 years, and been used successfully in tens of thousands of applications. ITTIA is making it available to the public in order to promote its tech support and consulting business, and to promote Club ITTIA, its embedded database community.
July 16, 2004 — Bellevue, WA — A customer of McPond eCommerce Software had a problem. Their small business accounting software, ASB Bank Gateway, had melted down, and the New Zealand Inland Revenue Service (tax department) was knocking on their door.
The customer had backups, but they were incomplete. Unfortunately, the banking software was covered in security mechanisms, and the customer had lost his password. The helpdesk for the banking software was understandably reluctant to give out any information. This put the customer in a very difficult situation!
June 14, 2004 — Bellevue, WA — Greg Mendakiewicz, a specialist in the telecom industry, is the latest to discover the power and ease of use of ITTIA software. Here is his story, in his own words.
"I was asked to help with transferring data stored by an application designed for registering telecommunication equipment, in order to allow integration of all data stored by different applications with different standards into one database system. This approach would save costs for maintaining the data and reduce the time needed to prepare reports utilizing data from different sources."
May 10, 2004 — Bellevue, WA — JCPenny has been an American institution for over 100 years. In this time, their reputation for quality, service and price has helped them grow from a single store in Kemmerer, Wyoming to over 1,000 stores nationwide.
JCPenny expects the same quality and service from the companies and technologies they select. When JCPenny needed database tools to utilize critical meeting data from a calendar program (Steltor) to use and synchronize data with other applications, JCPenny carefully weighed many options.
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