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| Workday Selects Cape Clear for SOA Integration Cape Clear Software and Workday have announced that Cape Clear has been chosen as Workday's enterprise service bus platform for service-oriented architecture integration. Workday, which has also announced its company launch and first hosted service, is focused on building the next generation of on-demand, ERP solutions to meet the needs of today's dynamic and global business environment. As a native web services SOA company, Workday needed an agile ESB Platform – as opposed to a complex legacy EAI solution – to aid customers in integrating with third-party applications. After careful consideration, Cape Clear's ESB was chosen for this modern approach. Workday is a first-mover in delivering a software-as-a-service offering based on a SOA, enabling easier and richer service-level integration with customers and their native systems. Companies will no longer be forced to bolt-on additional applications and deal with complex integrations in order to support their company's business needs. With the freedom and vendor independence of Cape Clear, Workday can effectively anticipate the different customer environments into which they must integrate. Cape Clear is the only ESB Platform built for the realities of SOA, delivering greater flexibility and lower total cost of ownership. Cape Clear enables increased productivity through a unified product, ensuring SOA best practices and ease-of-use, and is the only ESB platform that can fully support a customer's existing and future heterogeneous environments. Cape Clear is the most widely adopted ESB, delivering proven performance, reliability, availability, and scalability for large-scale deployments. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Computing News :: home page |