Introducing BAS for Outsourced MultiValue & .NET Application Development
Mpower1 International, an international operation specializing in business creation, turnaround, growth and development for software companies, is pleased to announce the latest addition to its growing list of “Business Mpowered” companies: BlueFinity Application Services (BAS).  BAS has been established to perform application development for any MultiValue database or .NET customer who does not have the in-house skills or time to develop, migrate or enhance their systems themselves.   Development can either be provided as a one time project or as part of an outsourced development and support contract depending on the needs of the customer.  
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Nebula R&D Becomes Distributor for OSMOSiS Development Tools
Nebula Research and Development has announced that it has signed with SC Systems as a Distributor for OSMOSiS, the 4GL Rapid Application Development toolkit.  The bi-mode software produces both Character User Interfaces (CUI) and Graphical User Interfaces (GUI), and applications can themselves be maintained from CUI or GUI screens.  The OSMOSiS family of tools includes cross-platform DBMS management tools, plus components for Fax, eMail, SMS, print management, and more.
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OSMOSiS to Universe Conversion
We have started the migration of OSMOSiS to Universe, more definitive news and progress will be posted soon.  The whole 4GL and SB/SB+ conversion tools are being migrated.  Phase one - the application run-time - has been completed successfully.  The Character-based 4GL tools have also been completed and tested .  The remaining part, the GUI interface routines, are currently being checked. 

OSMOSiS to D3 Conversion
The D3 download version of OSMOSiS includes a new demonstration account called OSMOSiS-DEMO which is a fully functional General (or Nominal) Ledger system.  It contains all application source code as well as all of the 4GL parameters.  This is designed to give a more comprehensive and detailed look at the workings of OSMOSiS.