Network Query Language Technology Addresses
Content Integration Needs for Software Developers
SANTA ANA, Calif., April 9 /PRNewswire/ -- NQL Inc. (Nasdaq: NQLI) today
announced its participation in the software development-focused SD 2001 West
Conference and Expo with technology demonstrations and a formal workshop
planned for NQL's Network Query Language(TM) core technology, a scripting
language designed to simplify Internet and network programming.
"We are attending this show to reach out to the development community and
demonstrate to them that, as Hurwitz Group said, our Network Query Language
technology 'might turn out to be the Visual Basic(R) of the Web,'" said Denny
Michael, NQL vice president of marketing. "Programmers attend shows like
SD 2001 to discover the important new technologies that can make their jobs
easier, and enhance the products and applications they create. We'll be there
to make sure they learn about NQL(R) technology and our unique content
integration capabilities."
NQL will demonstrate its patent-pending technology, in the Web Services
World Pavilion (booth #5) at the San Jose (Calif.) Convention Center
April 10-12. Exhibitors, speakers and attendees in the Web Services Pavilion
have a common interest in developing web service offerings. Between six and
eight thousand software developers are expected to attend the show.
David Pallmann, NQL chief technology officer and author of "Programming
Bots, Spiders and Intelligent Agents in Microsoft Visual C++" (Microsoft
Press, 1999), will lead a technical course Wednesday, April 11, 10:15 -
11:45 a.m. The course will instruct software developers in building
applications with communication, data conversion, automation and intelligent
behavior capabilities using NQL technology. NQL will distribute 100 free
copies of its Network Query Language technology to developers attending the
instructional course.
"We believe NQL technology provides developers with a dynamic toolkit for
application development and SD 2001 will provide a good setting for developers
to learn about it," Pallmann said. "Unlike other programming languages, our
Network Query Language technology was created with the new class of connected
applications in mind -- intelligent agents, bots, spiders, middleware, and web
applications. Network Query Language offers the essential ingredients to
rapidly develop those applications."
NQL licenses Network Query Language technology for both Windows(R) and
Java(TM) platforms for rapid application development involving the use of
intelligent agents and other artificial intelligence techniques for automatic
aggregation and delivery of data housed on the Internet, databases, legacy
systems, applications, documents or messages.
SD 2001 West is produced by CMP Media, a high-tech publisher and online
provider of essential news, information, utilities and e-commerce services for
the builders, sellers and users of information technology worldwide. For more
information about SD 2001, please visit http://www.sdexpo.com.
About NQL Inc.
NQL Inc. is a global business-to-business infrastructure company that
through its patent-pending Network Query Language(TM) technology develops and
deploys the next generation of enabling software solutions. NQL enables
organizations of all sizes to locate, capture and deploy information from any
source into intelligent solutions. The company's clients consist of Fortune
1000 companies, solution providers and web portals including companies such as
Jubii of Denmark, London-based Sitelynx, Microsoft, and the World Bank Group,
among others. The company's wholly owned subsidiary, DCi, provides
professional services including Internet and intranet consulting, network
design, and onsite support for customers located primarily in the northeastern
U.S. DCi provides information technology services and products to vertical
markets such as financial institutions, "Big 5" accounting firms, major
healthcare providers, pharmaceutical companies and educational institutions.
For more information, please see the company's prospectus on file with the
SEC, visit the company's web site at http://www.nqli.com or call 888.785.3370.
NQL is a registered trademark of NQL Inc. Network Query Language, NQL
ContentAnywhere and all names of NQL Inc.'s other services or products are
trademarks of NQL Inc. in the U.S. and certain other countries. All other
trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Certain statements in this press release are "forward-looking statements"
within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
Such forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks and
uncertainties, including (i) the successful demonstration the company's
products and educational workshop at SD 2001 West, (ii) the company's ability
to manage personnel and external resources, (iii) the state of the market and
the company's ability to continue developing technology that is competitive
according to industry standards, as well as other risk factors set forth from
time to time in the company's SEC reports. Readers are cautioned not to place
undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of
the date hereof and the company undertakes no obligation to update these
forward-looking statements.
For further information, please contact: media, Kerry Schneider of Lages &
Associates, 949-453-8080, kerry@lages.com, for NQL Inc.; or investors, Tamara
Yanito, Director, Investor Relations of NQL Inc., 714-338-1606,
tyanito@nqli.com.
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