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Wax info Limited of Cambridge has managed to enter the Japanese market by completing the first successful commercial installation of its vaunted client/server application, the ActiveLibrary, in tokyo, . This move marks a milestone as will be used as a launchpad to foray into other Asian markets. Wax Info originally began with the vision of creating a way to distribute electronic guidelines to general practitioners across the . Since the documents were presented electronically, the system had to deliver these important documents in a timely and accurate manner, which it proved to be a runaway success. The Internet's unprecedented boom made network distribution a very viable solution, and thus the second iteration of Wax ActiveLibrary was developed and released. Among the many features of ActiveLibrary include protecting access rights to documents, managing the publishing privileges of users and the privacy of individuals, groups and organizations. Such an extensive access control rights management process enables the service provider to service over a thousand organizations with ease.

Pros : Centralized document distribution system

Cons : Data integrity compromised when hacked

WAX Info makes debut in Japan Source