SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
Compiled by Dean Takahashi / Times staff writer
Japan Distribution: Magic Software Enterprises, an Irvine company that makes database software, has signed a deal with IBM Japan and a Japanese distributor, Wacom, to sell its software in Japan.
Under the agreement, Tokyo-based Wacom will distribute a version of Magic’s database software, which has been customized for the Japanese marketplace.
“Japan is currently the single largest software market opportunity in the world. That country’s appetite for application solutions has set the pace for global automation trends,” said Al Frank, Magic’s president and chief executive.
