
SOA IntegrationSOA Integration: Easier Said Than DoneIn theory, SOA integration breaks down barriers between silos of legacy and packaged applications and new service functionality to enable the interoperability of any technology, anywhere it's deployed. In practice, many SOA projects bog down when services need to cross applications or geographical and organizational boundaries. Simply put, it's hard to bridge the incompatibilities of disparate computing resources such as Web services, J2EE, .NET, mainframe, and packaged application technologies, and to connect systems owned by different organizations across networking site boundaries. However, with technical heterogeneity the rule in most organizations, and business agility based on flexible service reuse the goal of SOA, companies need fast and reliable SOA integration. Register to replay the webinar, Faster SOA Integration with Progress Sonic ESB, and hear how you can break down the barriers between legacy and packaged applications and build an SOA infrastructure that will cross enterprise application boundaries. Progress Infrastructure Designed for SOA IntegrationThe solution is an enterprise service bus (ESB), and Progress Software designed the Progress® Sonic ESB® specifically to enable SOA integration in complex distributed organizations. Based on open standards, the Sonic ESB:
In particular, the Sonic BPEL server:
Faster, More Flexible SOA IntegrationAs a result, the Sonic ESB delivers the promise of SOA integration, including
For more information on how the Sonic ESBand its integration with the Sonic BPEL serverprovide unmatched SOA integration, replay the webinar, Faster SOA Integration with Progress Sonic ESB. |
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