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| March 11, 2003 Scene7 Infinite Imaging Platform Integrates With IBM DB2 Content Manager Novato, CA — Scene7, Inc., the leading provider of dynamic imaging technology, today announced the integration of its Infinite Imaging Platform with IBM (NYSE:IBM) DB2 Content Manager Version 8.2. IBM and Scene7 jointly market Scene7's platform with IBM software and hardware platforms. Scene7 enables companies to cost-effectively manage, transform and publish dynamic images, helping customers increase sales and reduce costs associated with digital imaging. Scene7 clients can easily computer generate any digital image they need — in absolute photo quality — for uses including Websites, catalogs, partner extranets and marketing collateral. "IBM's announcement today of DB2 Content Manager Version 8.2 delivers the most comprehensive content management solution to our customers — including deep dynamic image management, editing, transformation and publishing functionality unlike any other content management solution on the market today," said Brett MacIntyre, Vice President of Content Management, IBM. "The powerful combination of IBM's Content Manager and Scene7's dynamic imaging solutions will help customers reduce the costs and time associated with managing their image content while dramatically enhancing their image presentation across all media types." "Brand asset management is a huge opportunity for both IBM and Scene7," said Douglas Mack, CEO Scene7. "With our integration with IBM DB2 Content Manager, the clear industry leader, we are positioned to jointly address this emerging market — offering a complete solution for managing, accessing, transforming and publishing the most frequently used type of unstructured media in any enterprise: digital images." Scene7 integration includes the ability to publish dynamically generated imagery, including related image attributes and server requests, to IBM DB2 Content Manager v8.2 as a secure repository. Within Content Manager's standard e-client, users can directly view all published images and related metadata. Using Scene7's enhanced e-client, these users can search, browse, edit and transform image assets directly from IBM Content Manager. In support of this integrated solution, Scene7's platform operates on all major IBM environments, including DB2, WebSphere Application Server, Linux, AIX, Portal Server, and eServer hardware (xSeries, pSeries). About IBM DB2 Content Manager The IBM® DB2 Content Manager portfolio provides the enterprise content management infrastructure to store, access and manage the full spectrum of digital information generated by e-business. Large collections of scanned images, facsimiles, electronic office documents, XML and HTML files, computer output, audio, and video can be managed. Integrating content with line of business, customer service, enterprise resource planning, digital asset management, distance learning, Web content management, or other applications can accelerate business process automation across the enterprise. See www.ibm.com/software/data/cm for more details. |
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| About Scene7 Scene7™ (www.scene7.com) provides the leading dynamic imaging platform available in the market today. The company's Infinite Imaging™ Platform enables companies to cost-effectively manage, generate and publish dynamic images, helping customers increase sales and reduce costs associated with digital imaging. Scene7 clients can easily computer generate any digital image they need — in absolute photo quality — for uses including web sites, catalogs, partner extranets and marketing collateral. Scene7 has entered relationships with global brands, technology and service providers including IBM, Microsoft, The Home Depot, Levi Strauss & Co., La-Z-Boy, Victoria's Secret, American Standard, Saab, Scripps Networks/HGTV, and Ambrosi. Scene7 is based in Novato, California. |
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