Our software expertise and experience lie in the areas of enterprise architecture, mobile data access, and business process automation. Typically, these solutions encompass system integration and/or web-enablement. We keep abreast of any new software concepts and theories, so that our solutions are not only applicable now, but easily enhanced and reused for the future.
Design Patterns
Design Patterns capture solutions that have been developed and evolved over time. They are simple and elegant solutions to specific problems in object-oriented software design. These are based on industry standards and business practices.
Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
Service-Oriented Architecture employs Web Services at the protocol level to build loosely coupled, plug-and-play software systems. It increases the reuse of disparate applications and legacy systems that may or may not be built on top of differing technology. It is a higher level of software development that takes advantage of existing systems, and easily allows new systems to be used by future systems.
Model Driven Architecture (MDA)
Model Driven Architecture attempts to separate a business model from the actual technical or implementation model. Although technology today does not fully support this theory, software will slowly evolve so that applications can be built with less human time and investment and greater ROI.
Domain Engineering
Domain Engineering is an activity for building reusable components across departments and/or organizations. Where applications contain architecture, data, and busines models specific to that application, Domain Engineering goes further by specifying architecture, data, and business models across multiple applications. This practice is applicable when dealing with large organizations with many individual business units, or across companies sharing some common logic. Sharing of common components provides the reusability of software and ideas by multiple applications.
Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE)
J2EE is a standard for developing multitier enterprise applications. It is based on standards components and services that take advantage of Java's write-once, run-anywhere Java technology.