Thursday, 28 December 2006

Sun Helps Retailers Manage Holiday Season With SOA Technology

Sun has said a host of retail customers are using Sun's Java CAPS technology now in production to better align technology with Web services and deliver improved quality of service to customers during the busy 2007 holiday season. By helping Harrods of London, Karstadt AG and others move to a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Sun is enabling better inventory management and bottom-line savings, as per a statement issued by the company.

"As retailers gear up for a busy holiday season, they'll need to better align technology with business processes to improve the way they manage product inventories and deliver service to shoppers," said Dale Ferrario, vice president, business integration and SOA engineering. "Over half of the world's top retail and e-tailers look to Sun Java CAPS technology for competitive advantages and improved quality of service through movement toward SOA."

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