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Composite has
recognized the demands of the enterprise to access its
data regardless of where it may be stored. Its ability
to work closely with large partners to provide that
access is well-established, and the release of CAVs
providing access to SAP, Siebel and Salesforce.com is no
exception. No other EII vendor offers its level of
access to Salesforce.com. |
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Composite
Software Adds SOA Data Services for Oracle,
Salesforce.com
Composite Software released its
newest Composite Application Views™ for Oracle and
Salesforce.com. Following the success of its
pre-built data services for SAP and Siebel,
customers can now bring forward Oracle E-Business
Suite, Salesforce.com and other existing systems
into a service-oriented environment using these
reusable services, thereby accelerating dashboard,
single-view, ad-hoc reporting, and
service-oriented architecture (SOA)
projects. |
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Composite
Software Adds New Partners to Strong OEM
Business
OEM
relationships with solution providers in life
sciences and enterprise performance applications
Tripos, Inc., and Zero Delta join the growing list
of OEM partners that include BMC Software, Inc.;
Cognos Corp.; Informatica Corp., Hewlett-Packard
Company and EDS. The new OEM relationships
strengthen Composites growth in life sciences and
enterprise performance applications. |
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The Eighth
Annual Editors’
Choice
Awards
Intelligent
Enterprise
Composite Software named as one
of the 2006 companies to watch. |
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Huge Databases Become Common |
| Database Trends and
Applications |
| Today’s databases are
growing because companies want to make decisions with
greater speed and precision. Companies are increasingly
seeking ’active data warehouse’ capabilities, in which
both historical and up-to-the-minute transactional data
is available on demand. The successful business
application of large data warehouse or database
installations fuels business growth. |
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Data Access: Just One Aspect of
Enterprise Information |
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Integration |
| Enterprise Systems |
| An EII
solution is not an end in itself; rather it is part of
an overall information architecture or enterprise
information management framework. When properly
implemented an EII solution, can offer true benefits to
organizations that deploy them, especially if one of the
federated data sources is a data warehouse containing
historical data. EII can also be used by IT to produce
“quick-and-dirty” prototype reports for the business
community. |
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Sixteen SOA Vendors to
Support SOA Link |
| ebizQ |
| Sixteen
Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) vendors today joined
forces in announcing their commitment and mutual support
for SOA Link™, an end-to-end SOA Governance
Interoperability Initiative. |
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The Role of EII in Delivering
Information on Demand |
| SearchDataManagement.com |
| Ten years ago, the idea of
a computing utility that would dispense information on
demand first began to be discussed. Today, it is
beginning to be implemented in the real world. The key
value-add from such a utility, compared to today’s
fragmented applications and data stores, is not only IT
cost-effectiveness but also, and more importantly, full
access by the business to the right bit of information
or the right change in information immediately. |
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