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Phurnace Officially Launches
Written by Bryan Mennell, Austinstartup   
Monday, 12 November 2007
Does your organization use J2EE? Get ready to save yourself a lot of headaches.
 
Phurnace Seeks to Streamline Java Deployment
Written by Tony Baer, DataMonitor Computerwire   
Monday, 12 November 2007
For years, one of the greatest headaches about the Java platform has been its complexity. The sheer number of configuration settings for the different objects and components that comprise a Java ‘container” has made deployment a time-consuming, hit or miss proposition.
 
Phurnace heats up; startup expects to exit incubator soon
Written by Austin Business Journal   
Friday, 26 October 2007

Austin-based Phurnace Software Inc. is ready to burst onto the information technology scene.

 
Java management firm names former Vignette execs as CEO
Written by Austin Business Journal   
Monday, 23 April 2007

CEO Larry Warnock comes to Phurnace from Austin-based software company, Vignette Corp., where he was chief marketing officer. Warnock has more than 23 years of experience in startup and established technology companies.

 
Robert Reeves and Daniel Nelson discuss how Phurnace uses Open Source Software
Written by Tina Gasperson, IT Manager's Journal   
Thursday, 01 March 2007

Phurnace.com's founders, Daniel Nelson and Robert Reeves, used an open source infrastructure to develop, maintain, and market an application that makes Java deployment easier and more streamlined. For these entrepreneurs, open source was a means to creating the best possible product with the least amount of startup capital.