Novell will hook up with Internet service provider UUNET Pipex and ISDN specialist ITK Telecommunications to launch a packaged ISDN communications solution next week.
Called Business Connect, the product will match Novell's networking and intra-net software with ITK's ISDN hardware and Pipex's Internet access service, in a bid to attract small to medium-sized businesses.
The trio will formally announce their partnership at the NetWorld/Interop exhibition held in Earls Court, London next Wednesday, October 30.
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