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Appeon Enables Discus Dental Software to Leapfrog to Web and J2EE
Migrating PowerBuilder client/server applications

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Discus Dental Software has announced that Appeon Corporation, a strategic partner of Sybase Inc., has successfully completed the first phase of migrating DentalVision dental practice management solution, built with Sybase PowerBuilder, to the Web and J2EE. This project comes in response both to Discus Dental Software’s unwavering commitment to the group practice/enterprise market and to market-driven demand for its DentalVision Enterprise product.

“Appeon is the silver-bullet for migrating PowerBuilder client/server applications onto the Web and J2EE,” said Bruce Lieberthal, DDS, General Manager and lead architect of Discus Dental Software, “We are excited about being able to deliver a product to market 80% sooner and at a fraction of the cost we would incur to develop it internally.”

The project is being executed under a set of extremely stringent condition. First, there will be minimal User Interface (UI) changes, as it would be very expensive to retrain dental office staff to learn a new UI or find another way of staffing it. Additionally, the resulting Web application needs to meet high performance and scalability standards. While these requirements had ruled out any .NET or J2EE rewrite solutions, they strongly support Appeon as the ideal solution.

Based on the J2EE-based Web development and deployment platform, Appeon for PowerBuilder, in the first phase of the project, Appeon consultants converted nearly 30% of the application in just 4 weeks. The resulting Appeon Web application precisely replicated the rich application UI and functionalities in an n-tier Web application that was deployed to the Sybase EAServer J2EE application server.

Appeon consultants are now working closely with Discus Dental Software architects and system analysts to complete the migration project. Discus Dental and Appeon anticipate the DentalVision practice management software for the Web will be released in early 2005, following its rigorous beta test in Appeon R&D facilities and selected dental offices around the country.

About Appeon Corporation
Appeon Corporation develops products and services to modernize the application architecture of enterprises. These products and services dramatically reduce the time, cost and risk associated with traditional IT projects.

For more information about Appeon products and services, visit the Appeon Website: http://www.appeon.com, or contact Daryl Elsberg, manager of sales & marketing, at 1-877-3APPEON x 628.


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