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Composite
Software recently announced the major release of the
company’s flagship product, the Composite Information
Server (CIS). CIS 4.0 contains extended capabilities for
building, publishing and maintaining service-oriented
architecture (SOA) data services, a critical part of a
fully functional SOA. For countless organizations
seeking to deploy an SOA for greater business and IT
agility, Composite’s SOA data services offer the fastest
path—up to 50 percent faster—for delivering existing
data in the form of services to new applications. |
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Partners Show
Strong Support for SOA Enhanced Composite
Information Server
BMC, e-Brilliance, MomentumSI,
Tripos, and other implementation firms and SOA
vendors are showing strong support for the
Composite Information Server (CIS) 4.0 as the most
practical approach for enterprises deploying an
SOA. Partners and end customers can build
applications faster without worrying about the
data’s location and complexity. Composite’s
easy-to-use tools and pre-built data services for
leading packaged applications give partners a leg
up in SOA implementations by delivering existing
data to new applications more easily. |
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Composite Software Improves XML
Document Handling |
| DataMonitor
Computerwire |
| Competing as the faster and
easier entrant in the enterprise information
integration, or federated query market, Composite
Software Inc. is now catching up with rivals like IBM
Corp. when it comes to XML data access. |
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| Composite has
largely focused on federating queries to data from
packaged applications like SAP, Oracle, and Siebel. It
emphasizes an engine that is more visual and declarative
than its rivals. The company, much of whose base is from
financial services, grew at 3x last year. |
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Composite Adds SOA Data Services
for SAP BW |
| Continuing
the success of its data services for popular
applications such as SAP, Siebel, Oracle E-Business
Suite and Salesforce.com, Composite Software released
its newest Composite Application Data Services™ for SAP
Business Information Warehouse (BW). Customers can now
bring forward historical information from SAP BW and
other existing systems into a service-oriented
environment. These reusable services, help enterprises
simplify access to complex packaged applications, and
thereby accelerate dashboard, single-view, ad-hoc
reporting, and service-oriented architecture (SOA)
projects. |
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THE INFORMATION
ARCHITECT: Four Value Propositions of EII |
| SearchCIO.com |
| Enterprise
information integration, or EII, can enable IT
organizations to better collect, analyze and reuse
various data than other methods such as enterprise
application integration (EAI) or extraction,
transforming and loading (otherwise known as ETL).
However, selling EII to your CEO is not always an easy
task. The demand for EII software and related services
is steadily rising, with worldwide revenue estimated to
hit an all-time high of $1 billion by 2007, according to
Lexington, Mass.-based consultancy Infostructure
Associates. |
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Composite Unveils SOA Data
Services |
| Syscon.com |
| As SOA data services make
existing data more readily available for use by a
greater number of people within an organization,
protection of existing systems and access rules becomes
critical. Composite Software’s, Composite Information
Server (CIS) 4.0 delivers improved caching functionality
for dramatic platform performance improvements. In
particular, CIS 4.0 offers caching of parameterized
procedures and web-service calls as well as transaction
caching to improve performance of procedure calls and
web services operations. CIS 4.0 also adds auto DDL
execution for database-based cache, which accelerates
deployment of Composite’s products. |
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