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They havesuccessfully analyzes used Servoy american girl lyrics draws to transition their products to SaaS -- on timeand on budget.In his recent Dr. Dobb's article (January 2009), "The iPhone ApplicationBuilder," Servoy President Bob Cusick easily created a Servoy solutionthat builds iPhone apps, stating: "Whether you love or hate the iPhonedoesn't really matter. What matters is Apple (and now Google) have createdmobile devices that are actually compelling. They're more than just phones-- they're mini-computers in your pocket."The Yankee Group agrees: "If a business application is for a specifictype of user using only one type of device in areas where networks aren'tavailable, it isn't an Anywhere web application -- and therefore itshould be a native mobile implementation. Even in this case, somebusinesses may have their cake and eat it too. Servoy's 4GL applicationdevelopment environment can support both web-based and native mobileclients from a single code base." Source: Yankee Group Research, Inc.,"Building the Anywhere Web," May 2008."As a former 4GL programmer, it was next to impossible for me to createapplications for the iPhone," said John Allen, Stanford Universityresearcher.

"By default, you have to program in Objective C which I'm sureis extremely powerful and advanced, but too difficult to learn for normalprogrammers like myself . With Servoy's iPhone Builder, I can instantlycreate powerful data-centric and business rule driven applications withvery little effort."Fast, Flexible, Sexy FeaturesThe Servoy iPhone Application Builder allows end-users to creategreat-looking iPhone web applications via an easy-to-use point-and-clickinterface:-- The main "builder" application is a mini-IDE breakdown petty . No programming isrequired to create the iPhone application.-- By specifying the metadata about the database and table, the iPhoneApplication Builder program will automatically create all the necessaryforms and objects.-- The builder application even includes a native client "preview" thatapproximates how a finished application will look, so applications can becreated and tested without an iPhone.-- The iPhone application can have edit fields and will evenautomatically support separate edit fields.AvailabilityIt's never been easier to create applications for the iPhone don t do me like that petty . Best of all,users can get started quickly in four easy steps:-- Download the free Community Edition of Servoy Developer-- Download theiPhone Application Builder Solution-- Follow the installation instructions-- Check out the sample applicationAbout ServoyServoy BV, a Deloitte Fast 50 Technology company, is an internationalfirm that creates a powerful hybrid (SaaS and on premises) developmentand deployment platform used by independent software vendors (ISVs),businesses and consultants in over 50 countries.Servoy is a fast, flexible, platform-neutral platform that helpsorganizations build and deploy database applications much more quickly andwith much less code than traditional development environments free fallin . As a hybridplatform, applications can be deployed both as a SaaS application as wellas a classic on-premises application from the same code base -- withoutwriting a single additional line of code. Additionally, Servoy is one ofthe only platforms that allows deployment to both a native client and/orto a browser client (pure HTML & CSS) from the same code basesimultaneously.Features of Servoy include an Eclipse-based IDE, automatic AJAX, HTTPtunneling and secure-by-default security features. With a single codebase, ISVs can deploy to the Web or on premises, Smart Client and/orbrowser on any platform that supports Java -- as well as to any SQLdatabase.

It is the logical choice for all ISVs.Contact:Brenda ChristensenPublic RelationsServoyEmail Contact(805) 624-4959 x813Copyright 2009, Market Wire, All rights reserved.-0- . -- 2008 Year of Change Initiatives Place Group on Solid Foundation --HERNDON, Va., Jan free fallin petty . 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Volkswagen Group of America, Inc.asserted solid progress toward growing its sales and market share in the U.S.was made in calendar year 2008, current economic conditions notwithstanding.The company has set a goal of selling one million Volkswagens and Audis by2018, as part of the worldwide Volkswagen Group's focus on becoming aneconomic and environmental leader in the global automotive industry.In theU.S., the Group saw an exciting year of change, taking steps in such areas asproduct quality, product offerings, brand management, customer experience,technology, retail support and manufacturing to strengthen its standing in theworld's premier market."We all know the many difficulties the automotive sector faced in 2008.There is no doubt that 2009 looks to be at least as challenging, yet we areoptimistic for a bright future here in the U.S.," said Stefan Jacoby,President and CEO for Volkswagen Group of America."Increased market share,products right for the times, creative marketing, strong retail support,engaged employees and a motivated and enthusiastic dealer body all have andwill continue to play an important role in meeting the challenges ahead."Volkswagen's bullish outlook is based on the many key measures put inplace throughout 2008.First and foremost, five new products from Volkswagen and four from Audihit the streets in 2008.The expanded product line garnered positivereactions from dealers, customers, the media and highly regarded industryexperts."The introduction of the Tiguan, Routan, Jetta TDI, JettaSportwagen, and CC from Volkswagen and the A4, A5, TTS and a refreshed A3 fromAudi contributed to the Group increasing its market share by 20 percent in2008 and places the Group in a good position to meet the needs of customersseeking vehicles that are efficient, environmentally friendly, safe, well-built and apportioned, and attractively priced," Jacoby added.Accolades and awards bestowed on Volkswagen and Audi in 2008 included "TopSafety Pick" recognition from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety(IIHS) for seven 2009 Volkswagen models -- the Tiguan, Jetta, JettaSportwagen, Eos, Rabbit, Passat and Passat Wagon free falling petty . IIHS also awarded top safetymarks to the 2009 Audi A3, A4, A6 and Q7.The Audi R8 sports car earned Automobile Magazine's "2008 Car of the Year"and "Design of the Year" honors.On top of that, the Robb Report and Playboynamed the R8 "Car of the Year" in their competitions.Automobile Magazinefurther recognized Audi's design leadership by picking the A5 as its "2009Design of the Year." Strategic Vision chose the Q7 as a "2009 Total ValueIndex" winner along with the A3.Kelley Blue Book recognized the Volkswagen brand with its 2008 Best ResaleValue Award, the Rabbit for "Top 10 Coolest New Cars Under $18,000," and "Top10 New Back-to-School Cars," among others.Car and Driver recognized the GTIas one of its "2008 10 Best Cars."Automobile Magazine gave the VolkswagenGTI and the Audi R8 "2009 All-Star Award" recognition.Volkswagen improved its position in the J.D . Power Initial Quality Survey.Volkswagen brand continued to do well in Strategic Vision's Total QualityIndex which offers a complete measure of new vehicle owner satisfaction,evaluating all aspects of the ownership experience."The Group is making investments in a next-generation Volkswagen CompactSedan, as well as the Rabbit, GTI, Touareg TDI, Rabbit TDI and Audi Q7 TDIthat we will be introducing in 2009 and 2010," said Jacoby.The Group also made significant investments in its manufacturing, centralfunctions, design, engineering and research operations in 2008."First amongthese is the $1 billion investment in the new production facility inChattanooga, Tennessee, which is progressing nicely.This plant will build anew Mid-size Sedan designed specifically for the U.S. market and destined toplay a key role in meeting our long term goal," said Jacoby."This plant willcreate 2,000 direct jobs in the region."According to studies, the new plantis expected to generate $12 billion in income growth and an additional 9,500jobs over the life of the project.Start of production is slated for early2011, with an annual capacity of 150,000 vehicles, 30 percent of which will bepowered by Volkswagen's TDI clean diesel technology.The Group also made investments in its manufacturing operations in Mexicoand Europe that will benefit U.S.