Troux releases EA excellence program

Troux Technologies has released its service delivery software program called Troux Accelerator for EA Excellence, reports Yahoo News.

“It's time to put an end to the enterprise architecture (EA) 'software as shelfware' cycle. While EA Excellence helps companies starting out with EA to deliver value, it also rescues existing teams that are struggling to deliver business value,” says Matt Price, vice-president of worldwide marketing at Troux.

“Typically, their tools are inadequate and they receive no best-practice guidance from their vendors on how to progress.” According to Troux, the program is designed to drive business value by moving the practice of EA beyond typically unproductive modelling activities.

MEGA has introduced TeamWork software that allows teams in organisations to work collaboratively to change, review, and validate business processes, assets, architectures, and resources, says BeyeNetwork.

The software provides EA management that enables change management through the circulation of information, notifications for review and validation without relying on e-mail or non-integrated communications means like wikis.

“Designed to improve collaboration, MEGA TeamWork insures optimum governance of a company's business and EA because it integrates the change management process within the MEGA Suite,” says Lucio de Risi, CEO of MEGA.

Secure-24 has named two IT veterans as SAP sales directors for the Midwest and Southeast regions, reports Web host Industry Review.

Secure-24 says its SAP team and technology capabilities are focused as a single-source support for the entire SAP solution life cycle - from EA through application development and integration, to application management and infrastructure support.

Tim Magdziarz will oversee SAP hosting and managed services in the Midwest region, while John Ripma will be responsible for SAP hosting and enterprise application services in the Southeast region.