Luis Andrade
ABSTRACT
ATX offers an integrated set of architectural and re-engineering technologies that, through methods and tools tested in large critical projects, can support long-term strategies of transitioning legacy business functions to core agile services that can sustain crucial competitiveness in the volatile markets of today. Such strategies are being pursued by an increasing number of major IT consumers such as financial institutions, telecoms, and public administration, in response to the need to operate, as first-class players, in the e-Economy. The fact that the systems in place at these organizations still run on legacy technology (e.g. COBOL) has created the need for re-engineering and enterprise integration technologies.
- The experience of ATX with the application of formal/rigorous techniques and methods in real projects
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