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"I love the fact that I can access years’ worth of information in seconds! Great job."
"I love the fact that I can access years’ worth of information in seconds! Great job."
"It's a real benefit for all our associates to be able to access the same reports regardless of their location."
SunNet Solutions Corporation
P.O. Box 22571
Houston, TX 77227
Phone: 713-783-8886
Web application services are executable application components linked dynamically over the network with open standards. Typically, Web services solutions make use of software components that employ one or more of the following XML standards – SOAP, WSDL or UDDI.
Our Web services solutions resolve many reoccurring business issues – from delivering information between applications in disparate environments, to enabling the cost-effective reuse of existing technological assets.
Web application services solutions have emerged as catalysts for Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), the next generation architectural model that extends the flexibility and reach of existing IT infrastructure in enterprises. SOA brings many organizational benefits, including:
Flexibility due to separation of interfaces and implementations, enhanced reuse in terms of shared services across multiple applications, business models and geographies
Interoperability leading to automation of application to application communication
Preservation of original investment
Control in the hands of business stakeholders instead of IT stakeholders, due to contractual aspects of other IT implementations
In addition to the above, Web application services provide certain advantages due to standardization and virtualization. Key advantages include:
Cost-effective integration of applications compared to conventional EAI solutions
Platform neutrality make Web services the ideal choice for data and information collection from diverse sources across enterprises
Enablement of cross-enterprise business processes
Forming the basis for futuristic enterprise IT trends like grid computing, pervasive computing and Business Process Management (BPM)