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"SOA is an increasingly important business requirement for organizations because of the business flexibility it enables," said Sandy Carter, Vice President of IBM SOA and WebSphere, as MSC.Software this week announced its acceptance to the IBM SOA Specialty after successfully completing IBM's rigorous SOA technical and business requirements. 
With this achievement, MSC.Software's SimManager has also achieved SOA Connect status, ensuring that it fully integrates with the IBM software and strategy for SOA.
"Working with IBM for SOA helps us provide open, flexible enterprise business infrastructure that will enable us to deliver our solutions to customers with reliability and efficiency," said Bill Weyand, chief executive officer of MSC.Software.
MSC.Software's enterprise-level SimManager product is designed "to bring critical simulation information to thousands of users at the lowest possible total cost of ownership (TCO)," Weyand added.
"Compliance with SOA standards enables SimManager to seamlessly link to all SOA-compliant data sources and applications and allows simulation data to be easily integrated into engineering business processes. SimManager uses SOA-based web services to capture transactions from key operational systems and utilizes XML standards to process data and metadata," said Weyand.
"MSC.Software's commitment to SOA provides their customers with a powerful way to reduce integration costs," said IBM's Carter.
IBM is one of the four Founding Sponsors of the recently formed SOA Consortium, a new SOA advocacy group comprised of end users, service providers, and technology vendors, committed to helping the Global 1000 successfully adopt SOA by 2010.
The other Consortium participants are:
Aberdeen Group Adaptive, Inc American Red Cross Avis Budget Car Rental Bank of Bunge Agribusiness Capability Measurement Cape Clear Software, Inc. CellExchange, Inc. Center for Public-Private CGI Computer Sciences Corp. Daugherty Business Solutions eCube Systems, LLC EDS Equally Keen, Ltd. Federal Signal Corp. Fidelity Investments Forestay, LLC General Services Administration H2O GmbH Computer Sciences Corp. Daugherty Business Solutions eCube Systems, LLC EDS Equally Keen, Ltd. Federal Signal Corp. Fidelity Investments Forestay, LLC General Services Administration H2O GmbH Computer Sciences Corp. Daugherty Business Solutions eCube Systems, LLC EDS Equally Keen, Ltd. Federal Signal Corp. Fidelity Investments Forestay, LLC General Services Administration H2O GmbH Computer Sciences Corp. Daugherty Business Solutions eCube Systems, LLC EDS Equally Keen, Ltd. Federal Signal Corp. Fidelity Investments Forestay, LLC General Services Administration H2O GmbH |
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