Tibco unveils BPM and SOA to business users This software represents a unified Eclipse-based environment that integrates modeling, management and simulation to help facilitate collaboration between business and IT users
PALO ALTO: Palo Alto-based Tibco Software Inc
unveiled Tibco Business Studio, the first software offering in a series of
role-based design technology targeting the business user. This software
represents a unified Eclipse-based environment that integrates modeling,
management and simulation to help facilitate collaboration between business and
IT users and optimizes processes, thereby decreasing time-to-market of
enterprise projects.
Unveiling the software at TUCON 2006, Tibco's annual user conference being held
at Orlando's Omni Resort, Ram Menon, Senior VP (Worldwide Marketing), Tibco
Software said, “Modeling and managing processes is becoming more and more
difficult and there is ongoing pressure to reduce the time from design to
execution. Tibco Business Studio streamlines complex processes, simulates what
if scenarios and encourages process optimization, helping our customers realize
a return on their solutions even faster.”
As Business Process Management (BPM), SOA and business optimization technologies
evolve, so does the complexity of the processes that they manage. According to a
Gartner report, Business Process Analysis (BPA) and modeling is becoming a
starting point for BPM projects and compliance activities. The assistance of a
tool with visualization and other features, such as simulation and
activity-based costing, is essential to optimize business processes and realize
BPM cost and time savings.
According to Menon, Tibco Business Studio addresses the challenges of
incorporating assets, both inside and outside of the organization, modeling them
into business processes and simulating how they would perform prior to
deployment. “The end result is an ability to move to execution in a more
timely and accurate manner.”
Earlier in his inaugural address, Vivek Ranadive, Chairman and CEO, Tibco
Software, brought the house down when he started his speech saying, “I have a
lot of similarities with Dilbert.” Then on a more serious note, he went about
espousing the cause of the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), which Tibco is
so passionate about. Bashing companies like IBM and Oracle, he thundered,
“Database Oriented Architecture is an architecture for extortion. There is a
sea change occurring. Now it is the era of Service Oriented Architecture.”
TUCON 2006 is the annual user conference of the $446 million Palo Alto-based
Tibco Software Inc, a business integration and process management software
company that enables real time business. The theme of this two-day conference
“Learn, Engage and Leverage” was designed to facilitate attendees'
opportunity to collaborate with an extensive network of Tibco experts, partners,
peers and industry leaders. The basic idea is to deliver on their real-time
vision and deepen their practical knowledge of BPM, business optimization and
SOA.