Service Oriented Architecture

Service oriented architecture (SOA) is an architectural design for existing and new IT service foundations that are grouped and given the means to communicate and interact with each other. Usually through passing data from one service to another and coordinating activity between services.

One of the major problems that face corporations today is the integration of their existing IT systems, especially in area's where one application or services overlaps another. In these overlapping areas many cumbersome integration techniques have been used in the past to keep data updated, usually without a uniform or centralized way of managing information transferring between one system and the other.

Teraeon consulting gives business users a flexible and centralized toolkit for integrating systems through the use of XML API's, and EDI communication methods. Teraeon's T-Leaf Server is unique in the industry in that it helps unify existing business processes through an event driven model for managing data transmission to different systems in an enterprise. The T-Leaf Server helps organizations reduce costs as well as save time by giving IT developers a toolkit for rapidly deploying new systems within an enterprise.

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