The IT architect

Today’s IT architect is charged with:

  • Designing IT infrastructure
  • Ensuring a flexible architecture is developed
  • Ensuring re-use and efficiency
  • Applying standards.

The relevance of the SOA Gateway:

  • Simplifies design as access to legacy resources is managed through one interface
  • Delivers an ability to re-use resources. No requirement to replicate data
  • Ensures a standard can be adopted across projects
  • Increases flexibility with no need for custom software development.

Relevant SOA Gateway features:

  • The SOA Gateway provides a simple, standard interface so that the user accesses the data directly without various numbers of intermediate hops
  • The standard interfaces mean that the service can be used directly or potentially hidden behind a flexible service
  • The SOA Gateway provides full CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) access to the data sources so it provides the ability to support existing data. The CRUD access can be used for new data projects also where the database technology may be a better fit
  • The SOA Gateway has been built from the ground up based on de facto SOA standards. All interfaces to it are also based on this.

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