Practical areas of integration
Supply of BPM applications
We ensure follow-up support and the minor development of BPM applications in operation. We have experience with the administration of banking environments and with the development of many banking applications, including those taken over from third-party suppliers.
We focus above all on the following technology products and suppliers:
Websphere from IBM;
Fusion Middleware from Oracle (features Oracle BPM);
BPM and EAI from Tibco;
EAP from JBoss (features BPM);
ActiveEndpoints ActiveVOS Server;
Intalio BPM.
Product lines:
Typical problems that affect customers and that we resolve:
Customer seeks technical implementation of BPM processes.
Customer seeks technical implementation of BAM.
Customer afflicted by ineffective cooperation between business and IT.
Customer has problems with BPM platform performance, long response times.
Business “can’t see” services and is forced to deal with everything through IT.
Solutions for integration platforms
Integration platforms service have long been among Cleverlance’s strong points. We’ve set up our portfolio of products based on the experiences we’ve acquired.
Typical problems that affect customers and that we resolve:
Administration of the integration platform is done by working with independent specialists and the customer doesn’t have an overall guarantee of what he gets or when he’ll get it.
The customer doesn’t have integration among systems and has no integration platform.
The customer needs to integrate a new system.
A business doesn’t have control over the course and SLA services; it wants to monitor select communication flow.
Service Governance
The main goal of Service Governance is to achieve maximum advantages from Service Oriented Architecture in the sense of ensuring the creation of repeatable enterprise services. In companies with a more complex structure, we provide Service Governance to ensure the prompt resolution of conflicts by finding compromises in the development of services that are requested from differently motivated groups.
Service Governance is partially understood as an authority in defining the borders of properties of individual services and it specifies a balanced model for services administration. Service Governance monitors implementation and how services are reused throughout an organization.
Typical problems that affect customers and that we resolve:
Business “can’t see” services and is forced to deal with everything through IT.
Business is not able to effectively plan functionality with the advantage of reusing existing services.
Large number of IT services with unclear status, version, documentation.
Current status of services is kept only in the heads of IT staff.
There are no clear links between services, meaning problems with managing versions and dependences.