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We have extensive development, implementation and practical knowledge of the webMethods(tm) from version 4 through to the latest (9.12) including transitioning between versions. Working indepenedently to your requirements, partnering or supporting you, with external vendors we can assist you to make success of your ambition with the webMethods(tm) suite.

Our expertise is known globally through our key resource Darin Edmunds who we provide as a training resource to SoftwareAG and is someone who has trained over a thousand consultants over the last decade. 

"Don't fish for me, instead teach me to fish so that I might be self-sufficient"

Our resources are available for short and long term contract, though typically as specialists our usual objective is empowering you to achieve. Many clients have attended the product training provided by SoftwareAG but require additional assistance in starting up without the trauma of outsourcing. Our resources work with you, as you, knowing their time is short and their focus is empowerment and quality of solution.

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SoftwareAG's webMethods(tm) suite has everything to meet modern day EAI and SOA requirements including the emerging technologies of EDA and the nuances of Micro Services.

The back bone to the platform is the ESB which comprises the scaleable multi-purposed replacement of the Broker i.e. Universal Messaging and the Integration Server. The capable architecture of the Integration Server supports

> Java Applications

> Business Process Execution

> Run time SOA service mediation

> XML and Flatfile content based routing



At the core of the webMethods(tm) suite is the ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) comprising the Integration Server component and a messaging provider of the webMethods Broker(tm) and/or its successor the "Universal Messaging". 

It is the ESB that facilitates EAI (Enterprise Application Integration) through direct access via Integration Server hosted Application Adapters, SOAP, REST, JMS, Java/C/C++ client context. Comunication is over HTTP(s), FTP(s), JMS, File Polling or even eMail. 

EAI Business Logic is supported in the ESB via external clients, Integration Server hosted FLOW and JAVA/C/C++ services and in the later versions even via POJOs hosted in the Application Platform.

In much the same a program orchestrates to function so to does FLOW and BPM however, FLOW orchestration is scoped to an Integration Server whereas BPM can orchestrate across your infrastructure through the use of the messaging provider using either IData or JMS as its communication media.

A service is an autonomous function meaning it is an independent brick in the building of your solution. Just as in the real world an actual building is made up of specialised bricks so to are your EAI solutions, so it makes sense to protect your specialism with design time governance enabling better informed decisions whether a service should be cloned for change or changed directly.

Run time governance can be applied to services exposed by SOAP, REST or plain XML by virtualising them on the Mediator thereby hiding the actual end point for security and/or better maintenance.

How well is your EAI performing is subjective but with the careful application of Optimize(tm) and/or Insight(tm), what was once subjective can be tangible, meaningful, measurable.