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Eight Core Infrastructure Requirements for Event-driven SOA
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By Fiorano Software Inc
The emergence Service Oriented Architecture has enabled enterprises to unlock application and data silos spread across enterprise, driving the reuse of IT assets and real time information exchange between applications.
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The SOA Competitive Landscape Redefined: A Manager’s Guide to SOA Platforms.
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By Fiorano Software Inc
Enterprise IT infrastructures consist of an applications layer deployed on top of networking and compute layers. While the underlying standardized layers have matured to high levels of operational and cost efficiencies, the process of integrating applications has been riddled with several issues currently being worked on by System Integrators (SI) and Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) platform vendors
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Peer to Peer Enterprise Service Grids: Powering Next Generation SOA Networks.
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By Fiorano Software Inc
The democratization of computing power began in the 80’s with a move from mainframes to client/server models. The second wave of evolutionary forces created networking standards, inexpensive memory and abundant compute power that led us into the network is the computer reality.
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SOA Platforms - Evolving to Meet Stringent Market Realities: Driving Reusability and ROI in SOA Deployments
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By Fiorano Software Inc
Applications and Data play a vital role in corporate survival today. Businesses have invested significantly in upgrading their IT hardware into massively scalable infrastructures.
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Service Virtualization and Composite Applications: Driving Reusability and ROI in SOA Deployments
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By Fiorano Software Inc
Over the past ten years, Enterprise IT infrastructures have spiraled in complexity, with the addition of hundreds of packaged applications to pre-existing legacy systems, leading to the creation of difficult-to-access information silos.
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Scaling Enterprise SOA Deployments : Benefits of a Service-Grid Architecture, Powering Next-Generation SOA Deployments.
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By Fiorano Software Inc
The first wave of integrating storage, compute and networking hardware helped businesses move from client/server to internet-based peer-to-peer networks.
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ESB Best Practices
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By Fiorano Software Inc
Understanding best practices for a successful Enterprise Service Bus implementation
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Fiorano SOA 2006™ Platform Brochure
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Fiorano SOA 2006 is a platform for deploying service-oriented applications
that allows companies to integrate applications and deploy business
processes across the extended enterprise using a standards-based, componentized approach. With a highly distributed, yet centrally managed architecture, Fiorano SOA 2006 enables companies to draw on existing business logic residing anywhere within the enterprise to rapidly assemble efficient solutions for business problems. The platform’s eventdriven architecture allows improved responsiveness to changing business
conditions, leading to unmatched lexibility and increased productivity. The proven market leader, Fiorano SOA 2006 has been deployed in large-scale, secure, mission-critical environments, enabling effective reuse and allowing projects to be incrementally scaled and extended across the enterprise.
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Service Components - The quickest path to an SOA
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By Fiorano Software Inc.
Learn more how this Service module is an independent software application that executes a specific business level activity/function.
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Services Oriented Architecture Implementation Frameworks
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By Fiorano Software Inc.
Today' s business environment is changing rapidly. Business dynamics and technological innovations have left organizations with a disparate mix of operating systems, applications, and databases - making it difficult, time consuming, and costly for IT departments to deliver new applications that integrate heterogeneous technologies. The key to success in the networked economy is not only being able to create business processes to automate value chains, but also to modify these processes as and when business requirements change.
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