Showing posts with label Hyland Software. Show all posts
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Friday, July 18, 2008

Software AG Report

Software Ag, published a report on Best Practices for SOA Governance User Survey. The reason for creating a report was to determine which ways organizations are approaching the process of implementing SOA governance. The study is especially relevant with SOA beginning to have an increased role in BPM. Some of the findings that were revealed in the report include:

- Interest in SOA was widespread as only one industry out of 14 reported that more than 15% of its respondents had “no plans to adopt SOA”.

- Top drivers for SOA adoption were a desire to improve business agility, simplify integration, and support business process management (BPM) initiatives.

- SOA has yet to expand far beyond the firewall as only a small minority (19.5%) report having exposed more than a quarter of their existing services externally.

- There was a strong correlation between SOA maturity and governance adoption with more than 80% of enterprises having a fully-implemented SOA in place calling their governance practices “mature” or “adequate” versus 33% overall.

While these findings are formulated across several large enterprises, what is your opinion on SOA governance in you respective organization?

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Hyland Software acquires Liberty Information Management Systems

Announced Monday, Hyland Software has attained Liberty Information Systems. The transaction was private. Hyland Software is a fast growing independent software vendor, and specializes in enterprise content management. Hyland Software’s current product, OneBase® Enterprise Content Management, is known as a standout product for meeting the transactional content management needs of both small and large enterprises by industry analysts.

Steve Lehrer, formerly Chief Solutions Officer at Liberty IMS, had this to say about the transaction:

Liberty IMS and Hyland Software share the same values. Both companies have remained focused on developing solutions driven by customer requirements and not industry hype. Bringing our two companies together will provide our customers and partners with an even broader set of capabilities with which to drive down costs and decrease inefficiencies while improving their business processes.

Source: Street Insider