Mountain View, CA — (press release excerpt) — Solid Information Technology Corp. announced today the availability of the third-generation of the Solid FlowEngine high-availability, fault-tolerant distributed data management solution. Solid FlowEngine supports the modern distributed enterprise and enables networking manufacturers to provide leading-edge products that power next-generation smart networks. Based on patented technology, the Solid FlowEngine distributed data management solution has been adopted by both innovative startups and some of the world's largest companies, including Agilent, Hewlett-Packard, Lantern Communications, and Nokia.

The third generation of Solid FlowEngine incorporates a unique fault-tolerant data management model that delivers key data management capabilities that can be deployed across various systems throughout a network. Example applications include distributing and automating management data that comprehends flow-through provisioning; virtual private network configuration, deployment, and concurrency control between the element management system and the network; and the deployment of data-rich applications to distributed enterprise workers.

To fortify the company's commitment to high availability and quality of service, Solid has joined the Service Availability Forum. A consortium of leading communications and computing companies, the Forum's mission is to create open and standard Service Availability programming interface specifications that facilitate development, deployment, and vertical integration of hardware and software components that ensure ultra-dependability for users of multiservice packet-based networks.

 
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