Stories about: Sonic Software

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Progress Sonic, Cape Clear blaze the SOA trail 06 November, 2007 10:53

The concept of an SOA "suite" may seem antithetical to those who were counting on SOA to free us from the tyranny of vendor lock-in, but there's an upside to this development. First, today's ESB (enterprise service bus) suites are much more capable than the early point solutions. Second, when you're dropping six figures on a paradigm shift, you want to know someone has your back at every layer of the services stack.
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Mastering the middleware muddle 11 September, 2006 10:05

What's the measure of a successful integration project? For Jamey Harvey, the deputy chief technology officer for the District of Columbia, it was the ability to get a map of all the abandoned cars that needed to be towed in the city.
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SOA governance: Preventing rogue services 16 August, 2006 12:09

Service oriented architectures continue to capture attention; at the same time their complexities need managing.
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Sonic upgrades ESBs, touts SOA benefits 28 March, 2006 07:00

Sonic Software is upgrading its enterprise service buses (ESB) Monday, with the company touting what it calls the industry's only third-generation ESB.
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Sonic updates Actional SOA Manager 07 March, 2006 08:17

Sonic Software last week brought out a new version of its Actional service-oriented architecture (SOA) management tool that it said will provide business users with more visibility into business processes.
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Panel cites benefits, limits of ESB 03 March, 2006 09:00

Enterprise services buses (ESBs) are useful for service integration and message routing in SOAs, but users should know technologies such as XML as well as the limitations of ESBs, panelists said in a Webinar Thursday.
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SOA platform vendors will own ESB market 20 February, 2006 08:58

Enterprise service bus is the most promising new middleware approach. ESB generally refers to integration software that supports simple, expedited, loosely coupled, standards-based, service-oriented integration. It also refers to a segment of the middleware market that converges the best features of message-oriented middleware, integration brokers and Web services.
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IT Web services to expose apps to outsiders 10 January, 2006 08:18

Buoyed by the opportunity to easily and safely share data with customers and partners, IT organizations are increasingly exposing internal applications and data outside their corporate firewalls as Web services.
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Cape Clear set to release new ESB software 01 December, 2005 07:21

Cape Clear Software is about to release a new edition of its ESB (enterprise service bus) software, adding new security and scalability features to its SOA (services-oriented architecture) platform software.
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Progress adds Eclipse, ESB link to apps platform 26 September, 2005 08:17

Progress Software is adding Eclipse integration to its OpenEdge application development and deployment platform as well as links to affiliate Sonic Software's ESB (enterprise service bus).
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Application Development: it's a whole new world 21 September, 2005 14:54

It used to be that, while programming wasn't easy, it was straightforward - you wrote code to specified requirements. If you collaborated at all, it was with another IT guy. But, regulators had not yet discovered IT's role in the compliance race and business stayed out of the IT shop. Today, dramatic change is afoot: SOA (service oriented architecture) with its code reuse mantra, the need in every company to build closer ties to business users, often working with a team whose members are working on the other side of the globe and the way application development teams work now reflects these mega trends.