Company reaches milestone in IBM's PartnerWorld program.
SOA Software, a leading SOA and cloud services governance provider, has announced that it has achieved IBM Advanced Partner status. Achieving this status required a significant demonstration of success through certifications, proven solutions, references and client satisfaction. Advanced Partner status is awarded to key partners, and this achievement highlights the strength of the SOA Software–IBM relationship.
IBM PartnerWorld promotes integration between IBM and third-party products. IBM encourages its PartnerWorld participants to develop better customer relationships through year round communications, events, and webcasts.
"Our Advanced Partner status confirms that we have proven ourselves to be an important partner to IBM and IBM customers, and we look forward to building on this relationship through 2011 and beyond," said Roberto Medrano, executive vice president of SOA Software. "Our joint IBM and SOA Software customers benefit from the tight integration with IBM products allowing them to increase their return on investment."
IBM customers are adding SOA Software's Portfolio Manager, Repository Manager, Service Manager and Policy Manager to provide Unified SOA Governance Automation for their IBM platform including IBM WebSphere DataPower and IBM WSRR. Additionally IBM customers are using SOA Software's SOLA to allow their mainframe applications to participate in enterprise SOA.
As an advanced level member of PartnerWorld, SOA Software products will continue to be aligned with IBM's product roadmaps, and the company will be well positioned to support customers and the IBM team through events and customer engagements. For more information about SOA Software product integrations with IBM, see: www.soa.com/ibm
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