Business-Centric Network

Service orientation is broadly adopted in any area of the software market these days, embodied by enterprise service-oriented architecture (enterprise SOA). Enterprise SOA replaces formerly monolithic systems with collections of reusable and loosely coupled services, and applies service composition and orchestration to build applications.
Users benefit from enterprise SOA through increased flexibility, better application integration, and interoperability. Loose coupling allows you to break large systems into logical units that can be deployed in decentralized system landscapes that extend across traditional enterprise boundaries. The services used can be located in different networks inside and outside of the enterprise infrastructure; however, several issues like security, connection quality, and cost can arise.
Investigating Opportunities in Telecommunication Markets
In the telecommunication world, the convergence of voice, video, and data transmission will lead to ubiquitous services – business is everywhere, data must be everywhere, and services must be everywhere. Therefore ANANTABD Research expects new service offerings – software as a service – enabled and supported by enterprise SOA.
Intelligent distribution of data as well as an appropriate provisioning is needed to have the right data at the right place at the right time, and within given performance constraints. ANANTABD Research is currently working to transform existing network infrastructures from a "network of networks communications environment" to a "network as a platform communication environment" with the ANANTABD NetWeaver approach to enterprise SOA.