Service Oriented Architecture

Past Performance

eGlobalTech has developed a proven methodology for developing and implementing a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA).  Our approach is based on a supply and demand framework, where customer needs create a demand for services delivered at high quality and performance levels.  Once common enabling services are defined, we develop a comprehensive architecture to bridge the gap between supply and demand with a service-oriented interface aligned to business capabilities. We are also one of the key contributors to the CIO Council’s Practice Guide for Federal SOA. Examples of our past performance include:

Department of Education: Based on our framework, we assisted ED in identifying 13 common enabling services for reuse across the Department.  Based on priority need, we are in the process of supporting the architectural design and deployment of these services – the first one being an Enterprise Data Warehouse.

Department of Labor – eJudication: We are using our SOA approach to design and implement a common case management solution for 5 separate DOL agencies. This SOA-based solution will provide a comprehensive and scalable set of services that can be reused by all stakeholders in support of their respective business missions.