Seeking to enhance SOA applications by joining together, Torry Harris Business Solutions will offer integration and simple adoption to take the mystery out of SOA, while Managed Methods' JaxView is able to fill the critical role of visibility into the THBS offering. JaxView's flexibility is able to help THBS deliver a successful SOA by providing visibility, security, policy enforcement and governance to the client. Architects, developers and IT operations managers working with web services in production need visibility into the operation and performance of XML-based service exchanges. As well, many of these IT organizations are constrained to do more with smaller budgets, shorter time horizons, and less impact on systems. JaxView offers a variety of functionality to fit the customer's needs in a cost effective and efficient manner to enterprises. THBS is a center of expertise for JaxView.rock333 wrote: At the IaaS Cloud layer virtualisation is going to be essential to allow the self service attributes, all painful and slow to do with physical hardware. Moving up the stack to PaaS and SaaS the use of virtualisation may, as you say, be less required if you put lots of smarts into your software. A lot of software does not have those smarts and by utalising virtualisation of the layers below can manipulate existing software architectures to have more cloudy attributes through automation (eg run load balancers and deploy more servers automagically).
Over time, as new investment in software at...
Mar. 18, 2010 02:11 AM EDT
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