Implementing Web 2.0 Apps Simplified
By CXOtoday Staff
Mumbai, May 14, 2008

Zylog Systems, an IT integrator specializing in enterprise software and solutions development, has released its Enterprise 2.0 Computing Framework built on IBM Websphere sMash and Service Oriented Architecture (SOA).

The company claims these new framework offerings will enable businesses to preserve core legacy system investments while leveraging cutting-edge tools and development languages to streamline programming, processing, enhancements, and integration of new applications.

The SocNet framework will also enable businesses to implement secured social networking features at the enterprise level faster and simpler.

Enterprise 2.0 Computing Framework is primarily targeting Mid to Large Enterprises worldwide. However, the sub-components could be implemented as modules and lay the foundation for the full scale SOA.

It's estimated enterprise spending on Web 2.0 technologies will surge over the next 5 years, reaching US $764 million in 2008 and growing at a 43% CAGR to reach US $4.6 billion globally in 2013, despite a future marked by commoditization, according to Forrester Research.

ZSL's R&D division, the IDEA (Innovative Development of Enterprise Applications) Lab, develops and prototypes solutions around Enterprise 2.0 computing platforms for demanding business requirements.


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