Ad-hoc | 7 March 2001 07:31

Ad hoc-Service: DataDesign AG english

Ad-hoc announcement sent by DGAP. The sender is solely responsible for the contents of this announcement. ——————————————————————————– High demand in banking Munich – DataDesign AG, a leading provider for transaction and security solutions in the Internet business field, reports full order books for the coming months. Demand for modern e-banking and e-brokerage solutions offered by DataDesign AG has increased considerably during the first few months of the new year. In addition to existing customers who have placed follow-up orders, the products offered by DesignData AG have also attracted a large number of new customers. Among others, these include HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt KG, the Oldenburgische Landesbank AG and the Berliner Börse (Berlin stock exchange). The partnership with Siemens Business Services, SBS, is also proving to be a fruitful venture. The Bethmann-Bank is now also using DataDesign technologies whilst benefiting from the hosting business model (ASP) offered in cooperation with SBS. This is an interesting option which is primarily aimed towards small and medium-sized banks. One advantage for DataDesign in this target group is the fact that the software provider ensures integration in existing back-end systems as well as offering complete e-banking and e-brokerage solutions. Particularly in the case of banks which use the Kordoba and Actis systems, this leads to considerably shorter project running times as a result of the pre- configured linkage of DataDesign products. Due to the high increase in demand and the excellent customer base, DataDesign AG will be introducing new financial products over the new few weeks, which will supplement the companys previous product range. Ad-Hoc-Mitteilung, DataDesign AG, München, 07.03.20021 end of Ad hoc-announcement, (c) DGAP 07.03.2001 ———————————————————————– WKN: 552 710; Index: Listed: Neuer Markt Frankfurt und im Freiverkehr in Berlin, Bremen, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, München und Stuttgart 070731 Mär 01