Changing markets, increasing competition, and the evolving needs of customers require IT departments to have maximum flexibility and speed in project delivery. In response to these challenges, leading enterprises are adopting Service Oriented Architectures (SOA) in dealing with these demands and effectively addressing the complexity of applications in today’s IT environment.

SOA’s business value becomes clear when used in combination with Business Process Management (BPM) technologies, in establishing, executing, monitoring and optimizing organizational processes.

Service-oriented Architecture (SOA) is a flexible set of design and technology principles used in the stages of systems development and integration.
A SOA-based system consists of a set of interoperable services that can be used in the context of multiple, separate systems by different business sectors.

Business processes are the focal point of an enterprise and the basis for achieving its objectives. To this end, the improvement of business processes remains a key priority as higher effectiveness, promotion, and flexibility help enterprises adjust to change.