Sonic ESB and the Sonic SOA Suite have been named "the most powerful, flexible, and scalable ESB" in a comprehensive ESB product round-up by InfoWorld magazine. The review is available online at http://infoworld.com/article/05/07/22/30FEesb_1.html.
The InfoWorld review states: "An ESB must be able to improve access and control over application resources, streamline development, and ultimately reduce integration costs over the long-term. Among the products reviewed here, Sonic`s SOA Suite is best equipped to achieve these goals on an enterprise scale. Sonic SOA Suite may be the most well-rounded and mature ESB solution in the marketplace today."
The Sonic Continuous Availability Architecture (CAA) was highlighted by InfoWorld as a way companies can reduce their "reliance on costly hardware as a hedge against system failures". Sonic CAA is a software-based approach for providing high availability and guaranteed message delivery.
"Sonic Software not only pioneered the ESB market, we continue to set the standards for innovative technology and delivering real-world customer value with capabilities like the Sonic Continuous Availability Architecture," says Greg O`Connor, president of Sonic Software.
"While companies like IBM and BEA Systems are cobbling together ESB products, Sonic has a proven and extensive track record of helping organisations achieve their business objectives with cutting-edge SOA infrastructure software."
Introducing the first ESB in 2002, Sonic Software was one of the first software vendors to recognise the need for a new kind of infrastructure capable of connecting, mediating and controlling large-scale networks of services. The leading industry research firms, influential publications, industry competitors, and most importantly enterprise customers have validated Sonic`s early vision, recognising ESB as critical infrastructure for supporting enterprise SOA requirements.
For more information about Sonic ESB and the Sonic SOA Suite, please visit www.sonicsoftware.com/products/index.ssp.
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