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The OILspace Energy Service Bus (ESB) is an infrastructure platform that combines a standards-based, service-oriented architecture (SOA) with the power of Web services.
It's built from the ground up and has fast become the most powerful, accepted and adaptable technology for growth and integration. OILspace writes applications that take advantage of the (ESB) as its technology backbone. It's an enterprise-class solution for energy companies to integrate existing systems, develop and deploy new applications, and interact with business partners all while running current business seamlessly. Applications respond to changing requirements because they are not coded together like systems of the past. Today's leading oil and gas companies are following other successful companies in industries like telecommunications, banking, retail and manufacturing to embrace this now proven technology and reap the rewards.
The ESB is the real-time messaging backbone of the OILspace Enterprise. The ESB enables your current systems to become real-time with data accessible to all other applications plugged into the bus. The ESB utilizes multi-casting message technology, which Gartner Group calls "the architecture of choice for large, complex corporations". Multi-casting allows text, data and images to flow across the service bus to be "used" by any application adapted to the bus.
The ESB eliminates the need for custom integration work as systems, platforms and applications are plugged into the "Bus" anywhere and scaled independently. The ESB delivers information to ASPect Office, OILwatch, TeamWorks or any other connected application according to strict hierarchical permissions and privileges.
 Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
The modern business environment demands a flexible and agile infrastructure. The OILspace Enterprise is built for growth, business process changes, and the future of your business, whatever that may become. No company wants to throw away millions of dollars in existing IT investments. Embracing SOA means you don't have to "rip and replace" aging and problematic systems. Bridges are built among systems and applications to leverage existing systems that still deliver value. An SOA enables new, modern components to interact effectively with legacy systems and move in new directions with rapid results. Click here for an in-depth view of this architecture.
Extended Benefits
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Retain and enhance current investments in systems. |
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Introduce new applications that solve specific problems. |
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Integrate applications & systems in real time. |
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Cut costs, improve efficiency, deliver projects with real ROI. |
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