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Sensedia Drives Value from SOA Software Projects
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09/12/2008
Sensedia has launched operations in the United States with a focus on growing its global presence. With several Fortune 1000 clients in the U.S. and Brazilian market, Sensedia is already positioned for continued growth. By 2010, Sensedia estimates that its sales in the U.S. market could represent at least 50 percent of its revenues.
Sensedia´s products push companies to adopt measurable, cost-saving strategies for SOA implementations and the reuse of software development assets. Many U.S. companies already leverage SOA when building new software solutions; however, they lack the tools to measure the effectiveness of its use. Sensedia offers the tools that enable companies to keep these initiatives under control by providing visibility to manage existing assets and measure the return on investment (ROI). The company´s flagship product, Sensedia Repository, leverages a comprehensive set of features that help gauge the success of projects and provide the necessary visibility for SOA governance.
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How to Save Costs by Streamlining Unruly IT Projects
In the face of the current economic downturn, many companies have begun to transition into survival mode, streamlining their businesses as much as possible in an effort to stay afloat. These companies are seeking to run their businesses as efficiently as possible and, now more than ever, don’t have the robust bottom lines to support technology initiatives that simply do not work. Here, Knowledge Center contributor Kleber Bacili explains how to streamline those wasteful and unruly IT projects that just have not been performing well.
