Correction:

By the editors -- Manufacturing Business Technology, 9/1/2004 12:00:00 AM

The Top 100 Software vendors listing that appeared in the July issue of MSI included an incorrect 2003 revenue figure for business intelligence vendor Business Objects, San Jose, Calif. The correct revenue figure is $560.8 million. Net license fees were $275.3 million.

Also, enterprise vendor Adonix is today headquartered in Sewickley, Pa.

We regret the errors.

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