Attached to this post is Upside Research’s implementation study of ActiveVOS at a North American government security agency. While the agency is not named for security reasons, the agency’s staff participated in the gathering of data for this report. The report documents the power of BPM to automate and enhance core processes — in this case, classification of information coming into and going out of the agency.
Yesterday, the SOA Consortium announced that long-time Active Endpoints customer Synovus Financial won its prestigious case study competition.
Everyone here at Active Endpoints wants to congratulate the Synovus team for their impressive achievement. And we also want to thank them for being a long-time customer and using ActiveVOS as the foundation for the web services used in their winning entry.
I am including in this post a PDF that describes how Synvous built up their web services infrastructure using ActiveVOS, which I think everyone in the financial industry will want to read given the importance today of improving efficiency and making every IT dollar count.
Once again, hats off to our colleagues at Synovus!
