CSS Announcing The Release of BizZyme SOA Suite Version 6.5

CSS's New SOA Suite Version 6.5 Includes BizZyme BPM Suite, Enterprise Service Bus and NetZyme Enterprise Integration Suite

By: SOA News Desk

Mar. 11, 2006 11:00 AM

The NetZyme Enterprise Integration Suite operates with all major hardware platforms, has modular and open architectures and provides complete automatic interoperability between JAVA, J2ME, C/C++ and C#/J# languages with no custom coding. This enables clients to develop and deploy business services in a time to market speed that nears a turn-key solution.

The new product suites that make up BizZyme SOA Suite v6.5 enable clients to cost-effectively support, maintain, customize, connect, and continuously develop their enterprise systems to adopt business logic quicker than with any other solutions.

"Our products efficiently synchronize all IT assets, including hardware, software and operating systems. The result is a unified enterprise system that delivers adaptive, flexible, scalable and performance oriented infrastructure," said Jacob Dreyband, COO & Co-Founder of CSS.

"A faster and more agile infrastructure allows our clients to stay ahead of the competition by allowing them to implement new business services or change their infrastructure faster than others."

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