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Baycastle launch DataSlave 2.1

Baycastle released in August 2007 a new version of DataSlave. New features include support for Oracle, MySQL and DataFlex..

"Our customers are invited to tell us what new features they need and more connectivity appears to be top of the list. DataSlave 2.1 brings new support for reading from and writing to another three databases: Oracle; MySQL and DataFlex", Tom, Lead Developer, Baycastle Software Ltd

DataSlave to be distributed by QBS Software

	QBS Software are to include DataSlave in their portfolio.
	QBS are a leading independent reseller of programming tools in Europe, well respected in the industry for product knowledge. QBS will now resell the full DataSlave suite and will help launch DataSlave version 2.0 planned for release in the New Year.
	“We are very pleased to make DataSlave available through this prestigious channel. QBS provide a first-class service and we look forward to a long-term and productive relationship”, Ian Manning, CEO, Baycastle Software Ltd

Bragdate Containers select NetProxy

Bradgate Containers have selected NetProxy to provide Internet access for a network of 100+ PCs. See the full case study.

Joint marketing arrangement with Grok Developments

Baycastle Software Ltd and Grok Developments Ltd have announced a joint marketing arrangement. This agreement will allow Baycastle to market Grok's market leading NetProxy suite.

"We feel that NetProxy provides Baycastle another software product which can be quickly and simply applied to real businesses. NetProxy is simple to install and does the job", Ian Manning, CEO, Baycastle Software Ltd

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Baycastle and Data Access partner to promote tools

September 2007, Baycastle and Data Access Worldwide have joined together in a marketing partnership to promote their complimentary tools.

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Dataslave features in a new ETL report by Bloor Research

Baycastle's outstanding product, Dataslave, has featured favourably within a new ETL report written by Philip Howard of Bloor Research.

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