Sterling Commerce
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| Company type | Holding of AT&T |
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| Industry | Multi-enterprise collaboration solutions for retail, financial services, consumer packaged goods, manufacturing, healthcare, telecom and other industries |
| Founded | 1975 |
| Headquarters | Columbus, Ohio |
Key people | Samuel Starr, President and CEO |
| Revenue | US $490.3M (2005) |
| Website | www.sterlingcommerce.com |
Line of Business and Ownership
Sterling Commerce[1] is a company that provides "multi-enterprise collaboration" solutions to businesses in various industries, including retail, financial services, manufacturing, healthcare and telecom. Formerly a subsidiary of Sterling Software, Sterling Commerce became a separate company in 1996.
SBC Communications Inc. purchased Sterling Commerce in 2000.
With the merger of AT&T Corp. and SBC Communications Inc. in November 2005, Sterling Commerce became an AT&T (NYSE:T) company.
Recent Acquisitions
In 2005, Sterling Commerce acquired Yantra Corporation[2], a provider of distributed order management and supply chain fulfillment solutions.
In 2006, Sterling Commerce acquired Nistevo, a leading provider of on-demand transportation management solutions.
Location and More Information
Sterling Commerce is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio.
The company's Web site can be viewed at www.sterlingcommerce.com
Competitors
The main competitors of Sterling Commerce are GXS and webMethods.
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