Intelligroup Delivers Enterprise SOA Solutions
Intelligroup has announced that it has successfully implemented various solutions based on enterprise service-oriented architecture.
Intelligroup has announced that it has successfully implemented various solutions based on enterprise service-oriented architecture (enterprise SOA) for its customers including Sharp Electronics Corporation.
"We faced some key integration challenges in this project, especially on the B2B side, and Intelligroup was able to deliver the solutions we needed," said Vin Mohite, senior manager and solution architect of this project at Sharp Electronics. "We will continue to leverage SAP NetWeaver and enterprise SOA adoption in future projects."
Bhalchandra Bhosale, Global SAP Practice Head for Intelligroup said, "Intelligroup has demonstrated capabilities in delivering solutions based on enterprise SOA that are industry specific and improve end-to-end business processes. Examples include improving the Order-to-Cash process as well as the Quote-to-Order process by deploying services based solutions for customers in the high-tech industry."
Intelligroup is a member of SAP's Enterprise Services Community (ES Community), a collaborative, cross-industry program that brings together thought leaders from diverse industries to share ideas and innovations around enterprise SOA.
"Intelligroup has been working closely with SAP through its involvement in the ES Community and with the SAP Developer Network, helping to define and co-innovate enterprise services," said Manfred Heil, senior vice president, Global Ecosystem & Partner Group at SAP. "We look forward to continued collaboration with Intelligroup, with the goal of delivering additional value to our customers through the SAP ecosystem."

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