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BPM Software Suite promotes SOA lifecycle governance.
Aug 9 2007- Addressing Crossvision and webMethods users, webMethods product suite aids collaboration, codeless development, and reuse of IT assets. Crossvison customers benefit from support for business integration and B2B, business process management suite, business activity monitoring, and resources for composite application development, while webMethods users receive access to full suite of legacy modernization products, support for application development, and expanded ESB offering.

Software enables service-oriented architecture governance.
Nov 27 2006- Infravio X-Registry and Infravio X-Broker support federated approach to SOA governance by spanning design-time, run-time, and change-time environments from perspective of each user. X-Registry brings together UDDI v3.0 compliant registry for cataloging business services with JAXR compliant integrated repository for maintaining associated metadata and policies. Supporting messaging and orchestration, X-Broker enables applying run-time and change-time policies and contracts.

Software facilitates business process integration.
Nov 21 2006- Using Business Activity Monitoring (BAM), webMethods Fabric(TM) 7.0 provides real-time analysis of end-to-end process performance for guided process improvement. With event correlation, automated variance baselining, and business impact analysis, software helps users detect, diagnose, and remediate defective processes, transactions, and orders. Users can create processes, composite applications, and human workflow tasks by using library of more than 150 controls.

Software facilitates composite application development.
Mar 20 2006- Featuring standards-based presentation layer, webMethods Fabric(TM) is available with webMethods Access, which provides enterprises with framework for assembly, management, and monitoring of new business processes from existing applications and web services. It features visual assembly tools, user management system with personalization capabilities and role-based security, and out-of-the-box collaboration, community, and document management functionality.

Gateway extends high-speed database to SQL applications.
Mar 11 2004- Adabas SQL Gateway allows standard SQL applications, such as Microsoft® Office, to access data stored in Adabas. Through gateway, users utilize SQL reporting tools such as Business Objects, Crystal Reports, or Excel spreadsheets to access data. Gateway reduces information requests from business users to their organization's IT department by enabling independent query to database.