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The subject of Service Oriented Architectures (SOA) is currently making the headlines on the IT market. SOA will in future play a really important role, because IT landscapes, which have grown heterogeneously, can be integrated on this basis. The management of the business processes (Business Process Management, BPM) requires functioning IT processes. For users, SOA and BPM mean not only more possibilities but also rethinking. They are not a product. They are rather a management and architectural concept with the objective of improved alignment of IT to the business processes. On the one hand, SOA offers an outstanding technological basis for BPM. On the other hand, BPM provides a specialist orientation for the introduction and application of SOA. The integration of the specialist and the technical levels creates flexibility. Thanks to this flexibility, the business processes can be extended, adapted and optimized. The more integration that is achieved in this case, the more development and maintenance costs can be economized.
We support you in the convergence of business process management, business intelligence and content management on the basis of a service-oriented architecture.
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Areas of competence
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Customer benefits
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- Differentiating performance characteristics
- Independent consulting for IT and BPM all-in solutions
- Technical consulting
- Hardware conception
- System integration
- Software development
Development of introductory strategies consulting in the system selection of the most varied manufacturer suites and open-source components Realization of introductory projects
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- Security through comprehensive know-how and long-standing experience with IT and BPM projects
- Customer-oriented system selection thanks to market overview
- High level of cost-effectiveness through the employment of open-source components
- System implementation "within time and budget"
- Benefit of BPM solutions
- Increased transparency through uniform overview of business processes
- Support with, and automation of, business processes
- Decrease of integration complexity
- Lower development and maintenance costs
- Improved time-to-market
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