Framfab and Ericsson develop separate versions of Brikks

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Framfab and Ericsson develop separate versions of Brikks After the work with the first version of Brikks, Framfab and Ericsson have decided to continue the development of the software separately. Since Framfab and Ericsson in the long term have different goals for the product, they have come to the conclusion that they would benefit if they offered the market separately developed versions. "The decision to discontinue the development after the first version of the software has been made in mutual understanding with Ericsson, since we have noticed that there is a market for separate products. We want to stress that there are no disagreements concerning the ownership of the source code", says Mattias Söderhielm, VP Software, Framfab. This decision only concerns the development of Brikks and does not affect the cooperation between Ericsson and Framfab in general. The Brikks related revenues from Ericsson have been neglectible during the second and third quarter this year. Nor will this decision affect Framfab’s possibilities to develop and license Brikks. The Framfab-developed version of Brikks is a software for multi-access portals in both mobile, broadband and narrowband environments, that Framfab already has implemented for the Italian mobile operator BLU and Bredbandsbolaget. Brikks is also the basis in the system Framfab will build for one of the leading German telecom companies, VIAG Interkom. For further information please contact: Ola Kallemur, Press Relations Manager Framfab +46 709 41 21 11, ola.kallemur@framfab.se, Mattias Söderhielm, VP Software Framfab, +46 709 41 21 12 Framfab’s business concept is to create new business for the network economy through strategic advice and digital services. Framfab today has 2,570 employees in 58 offices in Denmark, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Great Britain, Sweden, Germany and USA. Our clients include 3M, AstraZeneca, AXA, BLU, Bosch, Den Danske Bank, Electrolux, Ericsson, Expressen, France Telecom, IKEA, International Red Cross, le Groupe Pernod Ricard, Nike Europe, SAAB Group, Vattenfall, Volvo Car Corporation and Volvo Group. Framfab is listed on the Stockholm OM Stock Exchange "Attract 40" list. ------------------------------------------------------------ This information was brought to you by BIT http://www.bit.se The following files are available for download: http://www.bit.se/bitonline/2000/08/30/20000830BIT00530/bit0001.doc http://www.bit.se/bitonline/2000/08/30/20000830BIT00530/bit0002.pdf