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ActiveState, the dynamic languages experts, today launched ActiveState Business Edition, commercial-grade language distributions for Perl, Python and Tcl providing organizations open source compliance, commercial support, and cross-platform access. A slide presentation around ActiveState Business Edition is available on Slideshare.net: http://bit.ly/ayd49J
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Vancouver, B.C. – February 2, 2010 –ActiveState, the dynamic languages experts, today
launched ActiveState Business Edition, commercial-grade language distributions for Perl,
Python and Tcl providing organizations open source compliance, commercial support,
and cross-platform access.
“ActiveState has been a leading contributor in the open source community for years,”
said Bart Copeland, President and CEO, ActiveState. “With the launch of Business
Edition, we can help companies deploying Perl, Python and Tcl in their business-critical
applications, ensure open source policy compliance, minimize downtime and accelerate
productivity cost-effectively. ActiveState’s deep technical expertise is focused on
keeping client systems, powered by dynamic languages, running smoothly and making
sure clients are in compliance with their open source policies.”
ActiveState Business Edition integrates commercial Perl, Python and Tcl support with
access to platform builds and repositories for AIX, Solaris and HP-UX as well as to older
versions across all platforms. ActiveState Business Edition is ideal for finance, aerospace
& defense, and government organizations that have deployments of Perl, Python or Tcl in
business-critical applications.
“As mainstream use of the open source dynamic languages continues to grow in social
media applications, business-critical applications and cloud computing, the availability of
SLA support and clean commercial licensing becomes more and more important,” said
Greg Olson, senior partner at Olliance Group. “ActiveState’s new Business Edition now
delivers their proven commercial-grade solutions for enterprises in a package that meets
the needs of small to medium businesses as well.”
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