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Wednesday August 11, 2:54 pm Eastern Time
Company Press Release
SOURCE: SCM Microsystems, Inc.
SCM Microsystems Awarded $18 Million Contract With
U.S.-Based Efdex
For Its New Digital Satellite Receiver For Personal Computers
SCM Partners With Efdex, And EUTELSAT To Enable New,
Highly Secure, Business-To-Business E-Commerce Solution
LOS GATOS, Calif., Aug. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- SCM
Microsystems, Inc. (Nasdaq: SCMM, Neuer Markt: SMY), a
leading OEM supplier of digital access
control and connectivity solutions, announced today the
signing of a contract valued at $18 million USD over the next
18 months for a digital satellite receiver for
PCs by the Electronic Food and Drink Exchange (efdex). The
specialized receiver, or e-commerce box (E-Box), enables
high-speed data and digital video
broadcasting. Efdex will deploy E-Boxes at customer
locations such as grocery stores, restaurants and hotels, to
provide real time product and pricing information,
targeted advertising, special offers and online ordering
capabilities. The initial order from efdex is to provide the initial
infrastructure for the Western European
market. Efdex will be introducing the system both within
Europe and in other locations throughout North America and
the world.
``The combination of video and high volume data transfer
requires specialized interface hardware,'' stated Tim Carron
Brown, chairman of efdex. ``SCM's expertise
in digital TV and security combined with their ability to deliver
a complete solution from silicon and software through casing
and connectivity, made them an obvious
choice for this project.''
The efdex solution consists of a PC, an E-Box from SCM
Microsystems that is attached to a satellite dish, customized
e-business software from IBM, and satellite
services in Europe from EUTELSAT. EUTELSAT, a leading
European satellite system provider, is providing the required
satellite infrastructure in Europe including
transponders and head-ends. Once connected, customers will
have an in-house trading system which is constantly updated
with audio/video advertising and other
information on one half of the screen and data such as pricing,
special offers and ordering on the other half. The system will
directly link retailers with suppliers,
replacing the need to work with multiple distributors and
manufacturers while optimizing the ordering process,
expanding the product offerings and ensuring the best
price.
``The efdex system is an excellent demonstration of how
EUTELSAT's pioneering of the use of open standards for
satellite data broadcasting contributes to
developing large-scale e-commerce markets,'' said Antonio
Arcidiacono, head of Multimedia Services of EUTELSAT.
``SCM's E-Box supports this by providing
specified security, tuning capability and PC connectivity
functions in an open, flexible and user friendly device.''
The E-Box can be used for high-speed data broadcasting
systems, audio/video broadcasts or a combination. With data
transfer rates of up to 6 Mb per second, the
E-Box is suited to a number of high-growth applications, in
particular, secure Internet e-commerce. The product combines
a digital satellite tuner, a crypto processor
for secure conditional access, a Universal smart card interface
for user authentication and e-commerce functions, a common
interface slot for the use of standard
satellite TV security systems through DVB or Point of
Deployment (POD) modules and a USB interface to provide
high speed, plug and play connectivity to a PC.
``The E-Box is an ideal example of how the convergence of PC
and broadcast technologies is enabling new markets, in this
case, business to business e-commerce,''
said Jean-Yves Le Roux, executive vice president and general
manager of SCM Microsystems' Digital TV Product Division.
``SCM is able to provide solutions for
these new markets by leveraging technologies across our
company, including the development of silicon, software,
security systems, digital TV reception
technologies, PC connectivity solutions and smart card
interface technology.''
``We are excited about the new markets that our secure digital
satellite receiver for PCs will open to SCM,'' added Robert
Schneider, founder and chief executive
officer of SCM Microsystems. ``By partnering with leading
companies around the world, such as efdex, this is just the
beginning.''
About SCM Microsystems
SCM Microsystems, Inc. (Nasdaq: SCMM - news), with
headquarters in Los Gatos, Calif., European headquarters in
Germany, research, development and
support centers in France, India, Japan, Germany, and the
United Kingdom, and production and engineering facilities in
Singapore and Taiwan, is a leading provider
of products and technologies which enable OEMs to provide
applications for endusers to control, access and exchange
digital information with digital platforms like
PCs and digital TV set-top boxes. SCM Microsystems is a
leading developer and supplier of plug and play OEM
peripheral interfacing technology, including ASIC
interfacing solutions, firmware and software. By bridging smart
cards, digital media cards and other secure devices with PCs,
Workstations and digital set-top boxes,
SCM Microsystems provides cost-effective solutions for
conditional access to mobile, handheld and desktop
computers, workstations, digital video broadcasts,
virtual private networks, electronic files and e-mail.
For additional information, contact SCM Microsystems in the
United States at 408-370-4888 or in Europe at 49-8441-8960
or e-mail adapter@scmmicro.com .
The company maintains a Web site at www.scmmicro.com .
About EFDEX
Efdex is the global e-market for the $11 trillion food and drink
industry. By supplying buyers and sellers with an electronic
trading exchange efdex allows them to
easily migrate existing trading relationships onto the system
as well as develop new ones. The business to business
e-commerce company has pioneered this field
with its strong industry experience and four years of
developing proprietary databases, indexes, and transactional
systems that cannot be easily replicated. A
partnership with IBM provides efdex with a global software
platform with fully integrated transactional systems.
Founded in 1995, efdex is a global company headquartered in
Stamford, Conn. (USA) with European operations run out of
London and Asian operations
controlled from Singapore. The efdex system will be
introduced to buyer markets on a country-by-country basis,
but globally to sellers from the outset. The first
buyer markets coming on to the system will be in Western
Europe and North America, along with all the vendors around
the globe who sell to these territories.
Efdex can be found online at www.efdex.com and by calling
203-964-0200 in the United States.
About EUTELSAT
With a fleet of 14 satellites Paris-based EUTELSAT ranks as
one of the world's leading satellite operators, delivering
services to Europe, Asia, Africa and North
America. In addition to pioneering the delivery of Internet
backbone, push and cache services in Europe, EUTELSAT's
satellites broadcast more than 500 digital
and analogue television channels to over 70 million satellite
and cable homes, and are used for corporate networks,
satellite newsgathering, telephony and mobile
voice, data and positioning services.
For additional information, please contact the EUTELSAT
multimedia team at multimedia@eutelsat.fr. EUTELSAT
maintains a web site at www.eutelsat.com .
This press release contains forward-looking statements within
the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as
amended, and Section 21E of the
Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Forward looking statements
include statements related to the anticipated expansion of the
efdex system beyond the UK, growth in
new markets for secure digital receivers and SCM's
participation in those new markets. These statements involve
risks and uncertainties. For example, efdex may
modify its' current plans; these potential markets may develop
more slowly than anticipated; and SCM may not participate
fully in those markets. SCM's business
and operating results depend on the commercial acceptance
of its products by original equipment manufacturers and other
customers. These risks and other risks of
SCM's business are described in greater detail in SCM's
public company reports, including the Report on Form 10-Q for
the quarter ended March 31, 1998. And
the Report of Form 10-K for the year ended December 31,
1998, each filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange
Commission.
SOURCE: SCM Microsystems, Inc.
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Selbst die 18 Mio $ (für einen Abschluss !!!) im Vergleich zu 77 Mio in 98 lassen die Käufer kalt.
Nun sind bei SCM alle weltweiten bigplayer im Boot.
Ich glaube, daß kfr. der Knoten platzen muß