Model-driven business process platforms provide the best path to enterprise service-oriented architectures (SOA). It's all about the metadata.
Telelogic and BigLever Software have integrated their modeling and product line solutions to help speed the development of embedded solutions.
Product supports large projects with multiple teams for agile methods of software development.
Company offers updated development tool and application scanning service to ensure Web security.
Last week, companies announced various product deals and developments in the service-oriented architecture (SOA) space. The big news was an open source play by Iona Technologies.
VMware and Borland integrate their solutions to enable testing across platforms.
Company aims to provide technical support, documentation and indemnification for corporate users of open source software.
Company enhanced its business process management solution for a service-oriented architecture.
Product manages business processes in heterogeneous environments.
Tool helps streamline development for relational databases using Microsoft products.
The general enthusiasm for using SOA to improve business IT processes is high, but the actual adoption rates haven't skyrocketed yet, according to some accounts.
6th Sense issues the next version of a solution that estimates software project development time.
Products promise automated database change tracking and performance analysis.
Integrated solution lets developers perform unit testing of Java code and track overall lifecycle changes.
Company plans to share collaboration and lifecycle management solutions with IBM's software development partners through Jazz Project.
Mainsoft has enhanced its solution, which creates Java bite code via a .NET-based platform.
Palamida rolls out software risk management solutions to help ISVs identify open source code in their applications.
New software platform helps define the requirements of software projects, facilitating lifecycle testing and collaboration.
Products help CIOs model processes and assess costs and risks across the enterprise.
Avoid the hype and follow best practices, says an SOA consultant, in a talk given at Enterprise Architect Summit 2007.