Rolta 'SOA Today' To Aid Quick RoI Realisation
By delivering modular solutions that readily align with business strategy, SOA Today will enable enterprises to quickly respond to business changes.
The Rolta SOA Centre of Excellence, a software division of Rolta and provider of SOA solutions, has unveiled 'SOA Today'. The 'SOA Today' solution comprises service and software offerings that are customised to deliver business results using a services-oriented approach. Unlike traditional SOA solutions, 'SOA Today' provides customers with rapid return on investment (RoI) due to a shorter implementation time and an agile approach to managing the transition to service orientation. Additionally, the solution makes possible the use of other services, including: cloud enablement, open virtualisation, green computing and managed services.
'SOA Today' allows CTOs to quickly bring corporate strategy in line with business user needs while modernising/ upgrading their IT systems and makes information stored in disparate databases and heterogeneous platforms securely available and re-usable across the enterprise. 'SOA Today' leverages Rolta software that enables productive interactions with business users. By delivering modular solutions that readily align with business strategy, 'SOA Today' enables enterprises to quickly respond to business changes with agility and to leverage investments in legacy applications infrastructure.
The 'SOA Today' solution incorporates Rolta's IPR and consulting services for assessing and defining an organisation’s current environment with respect to enterprise applications (EA), business process management (BPM) and governance, and developing and implementing the right SOA solution.

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