Enterprise Application Integration
To ensure IT capability is in tune with business needs, enterprises need a method of synchronizing IT architecture with the business. To accomplish this, application integration and middleware, the system software or runtime infrastructure used to provide intra- and inter-application communication, must be used. Middleware is typically layered between an application program and the operating system and network transport service. Application integration and middleware includes software products such as message-oriented middleware, integration broker suites, transaction monitors, object request brokers and application servers. ASPEO has the resources and expertise to help you use EAI to best advantage.
Whether it's integrating business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) environments with legacy systems through use of middleware, N-tier component-based architecture and communication technologies, ASPEO's approach integrates applications and information previously isolated in individual silos, which enables these systems to efficiently share information with one another, as well as with other systems.
To further facilitate EAI, ASPEO's Enterprise Application Integration practice includes expertise in legacy migration and modernization and systems integration and Web services.
Legacy Migration and Modernization
ASPEO's approach to legacy migration and modernization is tightly integrated with our approach to enterprise architecture and enterprise application integration. We emphasize the need to leverage the vast commercial enterprise investments currently locked in legacy systems. Our approach may include exposure of legacy business processes and applications into new architectural environments through application wrapping and Web services.
System Integration and Web Services
ASPEO's approach to comprehensive system integration and Web services emphasizes analysis and design with a strong business focus. ASPEO designs and delivers service-oriented, component based architectures, covering data, applications, and process integration and driven by industry best practices.
We believe that service oriented architectures, including Web services, can provide reusable, simple and standards-based access to business objects, thereby saving money and time. These services can be exposed through other interfaces including User Interfaces (Web, IVR, WAP, using JSP, Servlet, XML, XSLT) and system interfaces (EDI, JCA, Web services).