Truestone Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
Better enable your business processes and the services you provide with a
fully-distributed, service-oriented architecture.
fully-distributed, service-oriented architecture.
Implementing SOA means service-enabling systems at the endpoint rather than organizing technology around a centralized server. A true SOA is a loose network of services that communicate and interact according to the rules and processes that you define — enabling people, processes, information and
applications to operate seamlessly and securely
across the enterprise.
Why Truestone?
Truestone enables your agency to transition to SOA over time, incrementally phasing in SOA using existing assets.
Technology
Services
Services
- Netcentric IT
- Information Assurance
- Information Sharing
- Mission Critical Operations
- Program Management
Key Assets
Case Studies
SOA Implementation Features
We’ll work with your organization to execute a SOA solution that includes:- Understanding how your organization works — this provides the basis for the success of any SOA implementation. Working with key executives, IT managers and data managers provides a clear picture of the key processes that support your mission and the technology assets you rely on today.
- Designing and implementing the infrastructure and architecture so that it properly represents and supports the needs of your organization
- Configuring and deploying both COTS and custom applications to make users more productive and information more actionable
- Ensuring data is more accessible and actionable for your users’ unique needs.
Your Bottom Line
- Respond quickly and cost effectively — quickly assemble or update processes and services to address your ever-changing organizational needs
- Increase operational efficiency — automate and streamline existing processes
- Improve productivity — make information and applications more accessible and usable
- Experience faster deployment — add services and processes with fewer employees and without the time and cost of infrastructure upheaval.